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Originally posted by: misaki

But if that is true, why would he agree to blaming Swara? It's clearly not Sanskaar she is blaming na? And like Anna said what's with the wig? Maybe we are all wrong and it's Suju doing it or Akash 😆

Originally posted by: SwaSanFanGirl

The momentary mistrust in going to happen Yukti. Whether you or anyone of us would want it or not. But again, as you said, it will evaporate too as fast as possible.

Originally posted by: --Anna--

Oh yes! The doubt will come in Swara's mind - we have to accept that. She will question Sanskaar too - we should accept that as well. But Swara wont act on it. She will realise that Sanskaar cannot do this and then will begin the new track - either SwaSan faking hate track or Sanskaar truly distancing himself from Swara track. Something has to happen for this track to progress. It is to break SwaSan bond and it has to happen even if for a short while. 😳

Originally posted by: foresight

Provided Sanky is out of the way, blame on Swara is beneficial for him because he can pretend to stand by her, save her and expect to become the hero in her eyes again - i.e. making her fall for him again.

But to get Sanky out first, suspicious has to come on him too and by Swara. Now they know he might get out of it eventually, in fact they know he will and he needs to - before blame comes on Swara. But during the period blame is on Sanskar, they want to break SwaSan trust. Have her isolated by the time next leg of the plan goes in motion.

So when you want both blamed the evidence has to be ambiguous as to the gender. there has to be decent bit of it. The first batch of it has to point to a man - so Ragini can talk of the shawl and the hair - making them think it is a women i.e. swara. but then the wig and jacket means, it is not a women, it is a man. which man - well with scratch etc - Sanky of course. The more evidence build against him, more chance of swara ditching sanky.

Now phase 2, new evidence, this time indicating that the previous one was planted or even better inconclusive. the new one now all about Swara. Laksh at this time steps in and proves each one wrong. so swara is out. after that, the plan will be for no evidence so that the case dies out.

i know i am thinking tooo much now 😆

Originally posted by: misaki

Oh I can see that happening. Especially after all our discussion. This could very well be the most plausible theory.

Haha - We really are thinking too much about it. Wonder if the CVs thought so much about it when they actually introduced the track -fat chance😆

Originally posted by: .FairyDust.

It didnt look like swara's hair. It was just long. Ragini was traumatized with the events that had transpired and she was already thinking of the slapathon before the shawl person appears.

PS - Swasan dont share a cupboard but they have adjacent cupboards. Even if they dont share one, Sanskar will be the most likely suspect as which other member of the house would have access to Swara's closet And require a wig?

Originally posted by: --Anna--

It looked long enough to pass as Swara's hair. 😆 Why would a kidnapper use fake hair? Only to create a misunderstanding no? Ragini only saw the hair and then thought of Swara - she is obviously mistaken but had she not seen the hair - she would not have thought of Swara. Someone intentionally wore the wig so that Ragini thought of Swara.

See whatever Ragini thinks is not important. Her blaming Swara at this point will just register in everyone's mind. Sanskaar will be the likely suspect in Swara's mind not in everyone else's mind. Because Swara made her feelings for Ragini extremely clear, 'I hate you' and blah blah - Swara will be the first suspect. When the wig is found, then everyone will start thinking that who could have tried to frame Swara and that is when Sanskaar's name will start popping up. Dont you know MM mein anyone can enter any room? 😛 😆 Swara will doubt who is doing this to her - but slowly and steadily things will come out to show that it could be Sanskaar.