Well. I did feel a little bad for her.
But sometimes people do stay in a relationship out of habit rather than out of love. The length of a relationship doesn't necessarily define how deep it is. From the film, it was pretty obvious that Adah and Sid's characters were together for so long, not because they really understood/loved each other, but more because both of their families and they themselves had gotten used to eachother and probably didn't want the inconvenience of a breakup or the unnecessary stress of it. Sad reality of life is that many couples in real life are also just like Adah and sid's character- not perfect and no longer that much in love with each other, but hey, who is gonna take the trouble of a breakup now? In such cases, we can't just point out at the length of a relationship and claim that it means a lot to either party.
Nikhil found a way better match in Meeta, and had a visibly stronger connection with her despite knowing her for far less time than Adah's character.
Adah's breakdown when she reads Nikhil's text to Meeta still makes sense though. No matter how imperfect a relationship is, it is never easy to learn that your partner is cheating/loves someone else. Especially if you have dated that person for so long. However, she took the relationship for granted and did not give the relationship the kind of support, understanding, love and nurture that it needed.
Edited by FilmiDhun - 2 years ago
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