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Vikram did Sugnis Sardakai!!! It was symbolic.
He threw that Chunari which landed on Sugnis head, meaning that he has done Sugnis sardakai, intentionally or unintentionally - Wahat is done is done!
The symbolism is that Vikram did the the Sardakai, at the same day as Adi came to the villiage. Vik did the sardakai and Adi landed in the villiage to save her! That dear Subhaians sends a message.
For something the protagonists did not even realize as something happened, attaching a symbolic interpretation to it is little overboard for me.
Vikram does not even know his scarf landed on Suguni.
The scarf is not even the typical Lal Dupatta to be objectively speaking.
The receiving person, Suguna was not even doing a RAI dance to be actually thinking that if some cloth lands on her head it becomes a Sardhakai.
Can someone actually tell me that Sardhakai can happen anytime, anywhere to any Bedni ? RANDOM event ?
Can someone tell me, how is not possible that a Chunni/duppata when thrown towards the desired woman participating in the group, cannot miss the cloth landing on her head ?
How it is not possible that the Bedni's cannot have MULTIPLE sardhakai's and then how does it make sense that a Bedni can wear Sindoor, Mangasutra and Bichua(toe-rings) on behalf of a SINGLE man/thakur.
Sorry about the post, but I could not help expressing myself at the kind of wishful interpretation of events that were thrown at the audience to keep us enticed. If this had happened in a 2-3 hour movie, it would have been plausible to believe. Seeing it over a daily soap, takes all meaning out of it. Over a daily soap events are thrown at viewers like a bone is thrown at the dog. The reaction tells the story-writers how they can manipulate the story on its way-forward.
Its too early to attach meanings to the story when the stage is still being set...
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