Originally posted by: laksh
From the discussion me and Nethra have had, we both felt that whether or not Virat knows that it is impacting Sai or not, he should have maintained distance from Pakhi. He should be acting with Pakhi the way he would have expected Sai to act with any of her friends.
Virat crosses his lines and takes things for granted always thinking that he has nothing for Pakhi or his intentions are not wrong. Whether his intentions are right or wrong, he should be doing things that he would have expected from Sai. Also, even after knowing what was running in Pakhiâs mind, he kept doing a few things which wasnât right in anyway.
I wouldnât be surprised if his behaviour towards Pakhi will continue to be the this way in the future too. I would say that this is all recklessness. He should be mindful of his behaviour especially in this.
Honestly, I would not have been able to tolerate his double standards.
Forget any relationship or spousal expectations. Look at it from the POV of fairness. Where is his sense of fairness? When you create a ruckus at anybody's lie, you should not lie yourself.
So the moment he started creating tamasha over whom Sai interacts with, his own sense of fairness should have made him cautious in his own behaviour towards Pakhi - irrespective of Sai.
Can anyone tell me why he needs to interact with Pakhi so much? I'm not sure what the writers are trying to portray. Virakhi actions have gone beyond usual interaction between family members. Pakhi comes into their room as and when she likes, he goes into her room during a fight, she brings him food, he asks her for food, she interferes in their relationship. None of these actions are necessary and totally avoidable. Only place where I may understand him is when he oversteps in a moment of guilt. Honestly such instances have been few and far between. Most of their interactions have been avoidable and inappropriate. Will he take the same liberty with Karishma? So he does know how to behave with a brother's wife.đ If Samrat were to witness their interactions, he will be very very hurt.
He foolishly convinces himself that he is keeping the maryada of relationships just because his intentions are pure. Are good intentions enough?
When I watch the last couple of episodes, I feel much more for Sai. This is a very sensitive issue - it can create a huge chasm in a marriage - even a normal one. Vaada, deal marriage I can understand, but his careless behaviour with Pakhi doesn't earn any sympathies.
Edited by nethraa_99 - 4 years ago