Originally posted by: libran90
This is exactly where I have a problem. This is hypocrisy. And I don't think its about he detesting Raghav. Raghav aligns his own path which is different than his, and ideology is different, hence he can have a difference of opinion, but cannot hate the guy. Yes, dislike certainly. Had it been any other man also, he would have reacted that way. He is the kind of man, who cannot digest the truth. He is the man who wants sanitized versions of the truth. And when Pallavi stopped giving him that, and become a little like Raghav, by stating the fact of the matter, he did not like it. The Pallavi who told him about the blouse incident, unfortunately for him is Raghav's Pallavi - bold, fearless, audacious. Not Vijay's Pallavi - timid, living within his set lakshman rekhas, and docile. I don't think even Pallavi realised this when she spoke about this to her father. Since she has utmost faith in them, she believed they would understand. And neither Pallavi realised how bold she had gone when stating such an "uncomfortable" truth to her father, where she is the one who hides the losses of the shop for his heart condition.
I would like to know, what expectations does he have from Pallavi? Firstly, if he has the health to go visit a Raghav and threaten him, why not take some interest in running his shop. Why are all the men in the family so useless - be it anyone. Why is the young son Nikhil good for nothing? Kya sirf Mandaar kaam ka tha, baaki nahi. Mujhko to lagta hai jaanbujh ke bhag gaya hoga, iske baap ke "expectations" ke bojh tale. And Pallavi has to face the world at large all alone, men even worse than Raghav. To usko kya karna chahiye - bhajan sunane chahiye Vijay Dinanath Chauhan ke sanskaaro ke. Hadh hai.
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