Originally posted by: inlieu
Yes, the alcohol is playing with his mind and making things works, and despite knowing it's harmful he still turns to it because the pain in his heart is too much to bear. I feel as if a part of him never grew up, since he was estranged from his family at an age when boys turn into adults and need parental guidance more than ever. He needs counseling because the trauma of the past and his sense of loneliness is eating him alive and leading him to a path of self-destruction. If he doesn't sort out all this mess and work towards proper resolution,
Farhad may be his best friend and brother, but there's a limit to how much he can influence Anna within the employer-employee boundaries. I know Amma has been grieving all these years but I really feel that if she could just extend him a hand, he has the potential to be the 'good boy' that we see in flashbacks. Of course, I do think he is too far gone to become a goody two shoes, and let's be honest none of us want to see that Raghav Rao.
I really hope Raghav doesn't do the same type of thing with Pallavi because I don't think I could ever accept him as Pallavi's soulmate, no matter how much he repents. Some things once damaged, can never be restored and I don't want to see Pallavi go through this. I know and hope she won't act like a victim and be more of the survivor but it's going to hurt her because somewhere deep down she does care for Raghav. The sense of betrayal will always be a dark cloud hanging over their relationship and while she's generous and warm towards people by nature, when some lines are crossed even she will find it hard, if not impossible, to forgive, forget and move on in life with Raghav. Mandar's arrival would be even more of an interesting twist in that case where he would have no leg to stand on to ask Pallavi to stay. His gangster tactics aren't going to work.
Based on Amma's dialogues today, I do think it's quite likely she will make him marry Pallavi after the scandal that will ensue. I also think Nikhil is going to get in huge trouble, especially now that he's seen what Raghav has been up to, and might end up sabotaging his business to get back at him. Won't turn out well for the kid at all. š