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I've seen all the episodes from the day it started. Krishna never once eve-teased Pratigya or anyone else.
Krishna fell in love and did things the wrong way round. That was his only fault. The love that happened in the show, did not happen overnight. The characters both adjusted to their new situation and to each other and then the protagonist fell in love with her husband. It was after their marriage, we got into Krishna's deep point of view and saw what he was made off. Where it mattered, he was a decent guy, in fact Pratigya could have married worse.
Also would like to point out, that all indian serials - no matter how they start off or what promo they show - all end in the same way. Lead pairs get married whether consensually or one of them hating, then their married life is shown, feelings start growing and then love happens. I suppose we should be grateful that we are not shown episodes of social functions all to generate further marital intimacy ad nauseum. In fact the journery taken by Krishna and Pratigya, after marriage was realistic in some ways. She didn't immediately fell in love. It took time and a lot of changes by both before it happened.
Further, there is a slight element of social message given by the show. It is do with female empowerment. Pratigya empowered herself by marrying, taking a stand (let's not debate the right or the wrongness of it) because she was not running anymore. Then she fought to empower herself at her sasural, otherwise she would have been trod over. She stands up for her abused SIL, Kesar, who will be the poster for female empowerment. Her story is the main lesson, if you like, shown in the serial.
I never understood why people kept saying the show is about the social issue of eve-teasing. That was the platform, if you like, but the main mesage is one of female empowerment and the problems faced by a particular family.
One thing though. Krishna loves Pratigya more than his own life. He made this clear from the beginning. He stood loving and tall in the face of her hatred. If there is any message here, then this is it. A true marriage withstands all storm, bends here and there but never breaks. Forgives all and gives endless love constant.
