@ TM:
Yes cheating is cheating and it's better to divorce someone than to lead them on or live a double life, I totally agree with that.
But unfortunately in life not everything is that black and white and not everyone makes those decisive decisions to do one thing or the other. Sometimes they are trying to figure out how to end one thing before starting another. Or maybe debating if they want to end this or not? Not everyone makes those cut and dry choices (which are the ones I personally prefer)
Aditya is a Black and White sort of guy, there is not much grey in his spectrum and that is why he has decided to deal with the reality of a cheating spouse the way he has. Also, trying to deal with that as well as your grief in losing someone you were close to for years will drive anyone over the edge and that is what has happened to him.
Arjun was trying to understand why his sister in law would do this? It looks like they didnt think that was something she was capable of? Aditya's behavior has been hard for everyone to handle and their nerves are probably frayed. He is grieving but they are grieving too. Aditya has tunnel vision right now and I understand why. But like Zoya said "There are other people in this world besides you!" Which is a home truth for him.
As for career, yes it's good to build your own. My family have many lawyers, but I am a banker myself and I have built my career after graduating from Uni. So I understand the importance of career and identity. But just because Arjun works for the family firm we have not seen enough of him to deduce that he has achieved nothing. Some cryptic words from a man like Harsh Hooda does not sum up the sum total of a person and their achievements. He was being sarcastic. I will reserve my judgment on Arjun till I have seen more of him. At this point, he is the only one who is actually trying to investigate what happened to Pooja and questioning why she did what she did. Which I think is valid in the circumstances. Pooja was a member of their family too. So he is trying to give her the benefit of the doubt. not declaring her guilty till he understands things a bit better. Snap judgments never take us to the right conclusion anyway. Being a lawyer he should know that.
Edited by MrDarcyfan - 6 years ago
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