Originally posted by: ltelidevara
Liked the analysis Janakiji till the Sai Joshi part.
Why canāt a girl be ill mannered at times? There is no rule that one should always behave well with teacher even who himself is faulty in not inviting her husband also or atleast inform him that he has extended lunch invitation to his wife! Sai is immature and not used to the ways of the world,takes impulsive decisions. She was still upset over the trip fiasco otherwise I feel she would have communicated better with Virat.
Pulkit should have contacted Virat.. and informed him atleast. Viratās concern is genuine though his behaviour is rude but I know he also did it not by intent. His bad day..
The show appeals because everyone falters with no pretensions. Despite the highly charged up fight sequences this week,actually I found the story progress and that too with a good pace.
I liked Pakhi Virat scenes both today and did not feel that they are overdone.Only problem I have is with the acting level of the actress playing Pakhi but that is a different matter.
Coming to Sai Joshi I understood how bad her mood was when she stepped into Pulkitās house. She fought with the whole family only to find a good break through in Devi Tai issue. She was in no mood to even stay for one minute more after realising that her assumptions are wrong. Yes she is rude ..but that is life ..Sometimes we tend to misbehave for different reasons.
So I think I could understand and accept Saiās behaviour thinking that it is her bad day..everything had gone wrong for her. It happens.
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I would definitely hold Pulkit at fault for not inviting Virat on a regular time but the reason why he didn't invite him was the same as why Sai did not want to reveal anything yet. They both had an agenda for this meeting that no one else could be part of. So even if the Sai-Virat fight hadn't happened, Sai would have not revealed exactly why she was going to meet Pulkit even to Virat. Do you think she would have said, "I think he's Devyani's husband" and gotten away with it? Now, as I write, it makes me wonder if the only way to avoid telling anyone anything was to turn it into a tamasha and take it upon her because she doesn't want to take the route of being a bit tactical and using some misleading information to keep it calm. But they both were already in an unresolved fight and the issues got mixed up.
I do not fault Virat for his behaviour yesterday - as I said, it was a much-needed confrontation. It is the biggest confrontation they would ever have about the status of their relationship -- from here on, once there is that understood "belonging", the fights will be of different nature. So in the emotional turmoil that both of them went through, they both erred, both hurt each other and both were right in their own places about the reasons for their respective behaviours. It won't be resolved until one person breaks his/her ego first and the other accepts it and gives in too.
I also concur with you about her bad mood-- as I said, she might show that it doesn't affect her but it does. A fight with our closest person always affects us and doesn't allow us to think straight. She may not admit but Virat is her closest-- like she is his. So, it is obvious she is in no mood to pander to anyone or put up the facade of being happy or goody. But why choose a time like this? She decided to meet Pulkit after the fight in the bedroom with Virat -- so she was already hurting and not in the best frame of mind.
Coming to the manners part -- Sai has been cold, expressed disappointment, been dejected and even been harsh and impolite-- right or wrong-- but her behaviour has never been uncivil. And being ill-mannered is really not okay especially to people who were probably waiting for you and even prepared a meal. The tamasha at home must have definitely delayed her so Pulkit wasn't able to be there to greet her. She was almost rude to the lady who greeted her and showed no real affability for the little girl either... I would also like to blame Pulkit for being discourteous -- he did not introduce the lady to Sai. He should have done that logically but then how would there have been the drama of the misunderstanding.
I think Sai's disappointment was because she was not in the best frame of mind. She was not on her best day today -- her attentiveness and smartness were missing because of a larger turmoil inside her. On a better day, she would have sweetly prodded the lady and got the information, been curious about the missing mother from family photos and joined the dots to try and clear her own misunderstanding -- she also knows that Pulkit has said that his wife deserted him and married someone else and he is the one who's living with her memories -- she has more information that Pulkit perhaps...
I understand that she was not at her best but it is because she picked the wrong time to do the most important job of her all-important mission-Devyani. Her own emotion of being "let down" by her husband really clouded her mission and has almost jeopardised her chances of discovering the entire truth.
@bold: I am with you on that šš¼ In fact, I feel this step by step closure to the whole nonsensical 1.47 hours yoga love and the fact that the journey of Virat moving on is being depicted in so much detail has a reason -- the passion in the love that Sai and Virat will eventually have needs to have a strong foundation and it cannot happen if there are doubts left about his character's feelings for a "missed opportunity". I think that is what Virat actually sees her as -- exactly what she was: a missed opportunity that was not destined. I too think this entire confrontation with the whole family and between the two of them is much needed to establish the equations in their private space as well as their 'united' front against the family, which has been making a mockery of their marriage. The story cannot progress without this.
Edited by jankiraghav - 5 years ago