Adultery The Facilitator

[Harry Jordan]

I agree, I would like to see Kunal get fair treatment too, even though a transformation to a victor in my opinion is unnecessary....I'd also like to see some bad consequences to the other 3 characters, who seem to be all just acting like they're hurt for doing what they wanted all along...

By Victor I don't mean he becomes a millionaire overnight or something else. Just a push to become a better version of himself , because like it or not Kunal does have his own flaws. Even now in this moment of rage and anger he is letting out a chauvinistic side of him. That won't improve his character but only worsen. Not to mention the amount of humiliation he has endured , realistically he would've committed suicide when Esha confessed. But I always prefer the story of a perseverent man than a failed one. Let this be a lesson to him , Esha definitely did a mistake , a very drastic one for that matter. But Kunal shouldn't punish himself for it but rather push himself to be a better version of himself. He should not be the same suffering , emo version of himself. If Esha can move on that easily , Kunal should move on organically. Esha will regret her decisions in the future , Kunal should not have any regrets but he should never do the same mistake again. In all sense , the development of the story demands an optimisitc ending to the character of Kunal.