I guess VV is not angry but damn frustated as his pride has been hurt as well.
It seems strange indeed that he told her that no matter who wins, media will gossip but she should remain strong and focussed on her dreams. And now he seems frustated by her win. Yes it seems wierd but sometimes it happens. Sometime we don't realise that something would hurt us unless it actually happen to us. So perhaps he was all ok with her victory over him (yes over him too; he is not a house husband to play the support role while Devki takes the lead credentials; it's he who runs the business of Vaibhav group and it's failure is his failure too, he simply can't distance himself from it saying IMV went to bidding, I didn't) but when it actually happened, it hurt him.
And wasn't that so natural. He might still be proud of Devki's success and victory (would have been sure if he regarded her as his wife which he currently doesn't) but it's yet very natural to feel shamed and disgraced by his failure and defeat. It's especially the case for people who have always taken pride in their success and victory. Not only affinity to glory of victory and success drives them, but also failure makes them strive for success even harder because they feel shame and not pride in defeat. Yes they don't sulk but don't tolerate the defeat either and hence try to turn failures into stepping stones to success.
So what if the defeat is at the hands of his wife and not his enemy. A defeat is a defeat and there is no glory in getting defeated to anyone, not even to your wife (and VV doesn't even regards D as his wife as of now). Victory does establish superiority and defeat does establish inferiority. And there is no glory or pride in being established and certified as inferior to someone not even to your wife (may be to your next generation whom you have reared and brought up like your children or perhaps children in law as well, but that's a different case altogether as future gen being better than prev is a sign of progress while the opposite is an indicator of failure of prev generation). And Vaibhav group's defeat at hands of BB's company speaks of Vaibhav's relative incapability as much as it speaks of IMV's relative incapability with respect to the capabilities of Devki. It establishes Devki's superiority over Vaibhav as much as it does over IMV. And it's neither evil nor puzzling but only natural that VV is frustated by this which shows as anger.
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