Thanks for bringing this up!
Kanchan guilt tripping Anokhi wasn't right when seen from Anokhi's perspective and if you're a viewer interested in Anokhi's story. But if you see from Kanchan's perspective or as a viewer who is invested in Shaurya's story then she wasn't totally wrong.
(I'm trying my best to see this show from a very neutral perspective so I can continue to watch it with the same interest 😆)
Let me give you a very irrelevant but somewhat relatable analogy. Consider a joint family when children from different parents (parents are siblings but the kids in the house are just cousins) are raised together. When two kids fight about something, the parent sees the whole narrative from their kid's perspective. It's human nature. Right or wrong? It's definitely not right but try telling this to the parent!
Anokhi is made to seem helpless and lost about the whole relationship and this is where some viewers (including me) feel disconnected from the original Anokhi - the confident, brave, independent go-getter. (I cannot tolerate that her Goa trip is sponsored by someone else! I know it's the real life situation with the pandemic but writers could have spun something that didn't make her seem like she's using Kanchan's money for her vacation).
But let's cut her some slack because she's in love for the first time and I know some strong women who fell weak in love but only a matter of time before they rose stronger than ever! So fingers crossed to see her stand tall and strong. But for that to happen Shaurya should make her feel secure and trust their relationship. So far he has made some efforts but didn't pull the right strings. I don't think he should have stood frozen through the BM announcement. When he wakes from his long slumber let's hope he does something wise!
I feel bad for Shaurya too because he's insecure himself because of his baggage and that's why there is a gap. He is bound by the shackles of fake love around him - love that is just masked debt.
I'm curious to see how these two people fill those gaps and forge their fort, strong enough so no BM or Shagun can break them apart.