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Originally posted by: LoveSana

Me...
A relation is about trust. U can't trust someone till the end and at the most important moment u stop trusting.

Yeah sanskar drugged her but he never showed Swara as a druggie in front of the world. When he tried he felt guilty. he endangered his life to save Swara from the Dayan. He knew that his family won't accept him but he went against them to save Swara.

Even though he doesn't luv Swara r8 now he at least trusts her. And he only knows her for a couple of weeks. Where as laksh knew her for months and shekar practically show her grow up. He understood yet they didn't.
Sanskar did bad but he was also driven by revenge and at least he regrets. Swara was the one who made him realize.

Plus now that Swara knows that ragini loves laksh she won't give him a chance. It's kinda really late to introduce a new man for Swara.

Originally posted by: CogitoErgoSum

Definitely Yes.

The reason why--well, there are several reasons:

1) They are going to be each others' support systems through an extremely difficult time. They are going to rely a lot on each other, spend a lot of time together. From the usual hints given in TV serial world 😊, their partnership is bound to grow into affection and then to love. After all, aren't successful relationships based on trust and understanding?

2) Swara has repeatedly said she does not want to break Lakshya and Ragini apart. It seems completely contradictory to this stand, to put her back with Lakshya after Ragini's truth comes out.

3) No one forced Lakshya to marry Ragini. He did so out of his own choice and free will--motivated by anger at Swara and fooled by Ragini's lies, no doubt, but still, it was his own decision. He could very well have listened to Sanskaar and Dida, and at least waited till he knew where Swara was.

I feel if the plot shows him divorcing Ragini and running after Swara again, a large section of the audience would find it unacceptable.

4) Sanskaar is shown to be more of an achiever, and a stronger/ more mature character overall than Lakshya. (He had formed a successful company of his own, had the strength to realize his mistakes and atone for it). Swara, similarly, is a more mature, balanced character that the sheltered, obsessive, misguided Ragini. Sanskaar and Swara complement each other far better, than either Lakshya--Swara or Sanskaar--Ragini.

5) This is probably rather subjective, but I find the actors playing Sanskaar and Swara (Varun & Helly), looking much better together as a pair, than Lakshya--Swara (Namish--Helly). 😉

Originally posted by: CogitoErgoSum

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Definitely Yes.</font>

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">The reason why--well, there are several reasons:</font>

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">1) They are going to be each others' support systems through an extremely difficult time. They are going to rely a lot on each other, spend a lot of time together. From the usual hints given in TV serial world 😊, their partnership is bound to grow into affection and then to love. After all, aren't successful relationships based on trust and understanding?</font>

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">2) Swara has repeatedly said she does not want to break Lakshya and Ragini apart. It seems completely contradictory to this stand, to put her back with Lakshya after Ragini's truth comes out.</font>

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">3) No one forced Lakshya to marry Ragini. He did so out of his own choice and free will--motivated by anger at Swara and fooled by Ragini's lies, no doubt, but still, it was his own decision. He could very well have listened to Sanskaar and Dida, and at least waited till he knew where Swara was.</font>

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">I feel if the plot shows him divorcing Ragini and running after Swara again, a large section of the audience would find it unacceptable.</font>

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">4) Sanskaar is shown to be more of an achiever, and a stronger/ more mature character overall than Lakshya. (He had formed a successful company of his own, had the strength to realize his mistakes and atone for it). Swara, similarly, is a more mature, balanced character that the sheltered, obsessive, misguided Ragini. Sanskaar and Swara complement each other far better, than either Lakshya--Swara or Sanskaar--Ragini.</font>

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">5) This is probably rather subjective, but I find the actors playing Sanskaar and Swara (Varun & Helly), looking much better together as a pair, than Lakshya--Swara (Namish--Helly).😉</font>