sorry...just personally did not get the hysterical reaction and blame game on saras...However this could be the reason for kumud's reaction ...- saras calls her to meet him.- then he gives the speech about the auspicious ocassion and then about husband & wife.- kumud is all lovey dovey...the garland thing is a very simple expression of her calling out to him as her husband, then the feet washing (found it pretty regressive personally)..- then saras get more lovey dovey...the paint on face and wiping (did not understand the significance of what that was about)- then he holds her back and then the PMSfrom kumud's perspective...she was expecting simple lovey dovey stuff, but our dikra just did not stop at that and went all the way...with her consent of course...but she was in a blissful happy state just because of saras proposal and that the man of her dreams is finally going to marry her.. she would have done anything saras asked her at that time...i am not saying saras is guilty or manipulative...just that his expression of love was in a different way.....but if she was not expecting it, would she feel she was emotionally manipulated into PMS by saras...she went from light touching to PMS by saras...with nothing in between.....imagine a traditional brought up girl, who has a certain clear perspective of what is right & wrong, who knows she is given the freedom to do as she pleases due to the trust her parents have on her...and on the day her wedding is announced she ends up having PMS..its not about love, intention of love (she replies in the negative when saras asks her if she doesn't trust his love), whether she did it voluntarily or involuntarily, whether she could have stopped him (no way with her state if bliss, she would have followed saras to hell and back)....for her personally its about the line that has been crossed irreversibly...and falling short of all the trust her parents had on her...a breaking of a personal red line..therefore a personal failing...from which she can never come back...maybe that's the 'paap'he refers too,,,the emotional grief / guilt will far outweigh the feeling of love momentarily...