Dhruv is guy who has brought up in lavish luxurious life who had everything in his life a child ask for brother cousin mom dad daadu. . Education lifestlye everything but as child he may have felt inferior complexity as his brother was better than him education and as potrayed earlier his father always liked kabir more than him but he never ever showed he made a place in my heart when rathar than leetting kabir-pk fight he stopped them and sounded a great brother to his younger one kabir and as friend he let him go, His daadu or mom or chachi or cousins never made him felt that so he was content or say happy with his life than enters a girl name janhvi in his lfe who is not just a girl but the girl he chosen or his father chosen for him he felt himself luckiest what else does a man need a happy family and a girl who cares about that family more than he himself does but that same girl never reciprocated his love he tried different ways but couldnot break the wall created by janhvi which he always found between them that girl never said i love you neither gave him marital rights and One day that wall gets break he is able to see the things why was she so indiffernt to him why she never let him get close to her he was frustrated rage anger would be small words with what was going in his mind. . . Because the girl he loved was not there actually it was a bhram his picture perfect life came an end with that bhram
Surely that girl had no right to use him in her life revenge. . . Now lets take a sneak peak to that girl's life
Pooja sharma- a very happy child who loved to fight with her little sister over the colour of a candy she had her happy little family she her sister and her father mother was a long lost dream for her. . . But she was Content with her father on her side one day she accompanied her father to a gathering where her father was begging to be heard once but instead of listening to her father that people insulted him in front of her eyes when she begged to a lady whom she called aunty but that lady thrown her away by saying ur father is insane he has no right to live( let me tell u that aunt was dhruv's mother) she felt enraged her father was brutally beated in front her eyes because the daadu of dhruv ordered them and than the family of 3 were hiding inside a home where those people came and burnt them alive on the order of dhrv's father she witnessed the brutal death of his father for the crime which her father never commited her father saved her and her sister's life she went places to places for shelter sometimes at a temple or outside the burnt house in rains or sometimes on road everytime her sister was in her lap than fine day a transgender (who was eventually saved by pooja's father) finds both girls and give them shelter the girl starts her studies and with growing time she does pert time jobs for educating herself and her sister and is not fully dependent on her amma but the same girl cannot forget what has happened to her in life the miseries and hardluck and death of her father was bought by a family but being young she couldn't do anything and than thinls to take revenge so she creates a facade name janhvi and enters the family who wronged her entire childhood took away her father and shelter. . . . She married the guy dhruv but didnt let him come near her and one day she tried to kill the person who killed her father and took away all his property made them homeless like she was left in her childhood. . ..she pooja broke the trust of innocents but never ever took away their entire life the way that innocent's father did with them
Now comes the question that who is right and who is wrong
Should dhruv be betrayed?
Should pooja be punished by dhruv to death because of betrayal?
Dhruv's anger and pooja's revenge are right in their place
But betrayal in love should be reciprocate by killing that person? ? ?
Mark my words i m not justifing anyone's deed read the history of both pooja and dhruv and than decide. . . Was pooja's betrayal bigger crime? or dhruv killing pooja is bigger crime? Because according to ipc betrayal and hiding identity is also a crime. . .
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