Originally posted by: scarlett22
Lovely write up as always. Also sensed the slight disappointment with Virat. Well, not disappointment but ' tum to aise na the'.
Sai is my fav and I will always defend her. But today I really felt bad for Virat. He is clearly attracted towards Sai, and it's not just physical though, that is also becoming obvious, the way he looks at her. Makers very smartly get these nuances in, even within the midst of headache inducing drama, and that's actually what pulls me towards the show.
His reactions were hilarious, and he didn't want to sound angry, he was trying hard not to fight but his jealousy got the better of him.
What can be expected from a boy who has grown up in such a toxic environment? Ashwini has taught him his basic values, but as we keep hearing in articles on child rearing, " Children will not follow what you say, they will follow what you do," or " The best thing you can do for a boy is show him you love his mother". I have boys and I found this quote so relevant.
he has watched his mother do her duty as he thought it it should be done. So he has these expectations from his wife. Or does he?
For he is also such a forthright, compassionate person at work. I still remember his intro at GC, with the auto driver.
There's a conflict definitely between the person he is and the person he wants to be. Besides that of course, the obvious conflict - pull towards Sai and the frustration of being caught up in his own promises and deals.
I kept wondering how does he expect Sai to respond to him as a wife when he does not keep that respect in mind when interacting with pakhi. Today too, when she sadly mentioned the room, it is true, she will naturally feel that way. She had to leave the room because of his friend and he did not say a word plus, PP remained in the room, and fed him, according to Sai.
But why does'nt he get it?
Today I concluded, he will never get it. He desperately wants Sai to show some inclination towards him. For what though? Just to get an ego boost and he can continue to behave with her as per his whims. (Interestingly, in this mix, is the fact that Sai will never compromise on her self respect). All these fights will make sense only if he introspects a bit.
Sai needs to introspect too. She did provoke him, I felt, but more out of familiarity with him, rather than a personal attack.
Maybe the alta pooja she does for him will truly touch him, and make him feel important?? Because in his mind, in the patriarchal set up at home, that's what he sees as affectionate. But what about him? When will he begin to give Sai the respect of a wife? or sub consciously, he will follow his ideal, his father. I want Ashwini to din some sense into him desperately. She can do it, if she's firm enough.
All these serious questions apart, I enjoyed the episode. Typically cutesy Sairat. God knows when we will get another one?!