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(10 hours ago)RCF Wrote: Tara wants lively life, she wants marriage without boredom, she wants her husband with more attention towards her, she do not want a calm husband and boring one. So instead of talking it through words and make her husband take her seriously, she planned a deliberate devious plan to kindle things between them organically....
The entire experiment is a jealousy-generation machine, and infidelity was never the point — provoking Jeeva was her ultimate goal and she was obviously thinking many months before confronting him but the game and opportunity Meera and Arjun gave them, she took it with both hands and manipulated into a game. Several things support this theory so far...
1. "This perfect life is boring."
2. "I want to see you fight for me a little. Want me a little more. Show some jealousy. If everything is perfect all the time, it becomes too flat."
3. "That's the first time you've sounded like you're fighting for me," in seven years....
Tara's real goal is provoking jealousy, the most efficient tool here is not about faking something with Sam, it's letting Jeeva witness something authentic and just not softening the blow but weaponize it to bring raw emotions out of Jeeva and his feelings which were dormant all their marriage life for 7 years. Always real material lands harder than performed material. She gets the reaction she wants precisely already but the pain he is going through is making her guilty.
Picking Sam was her choice all along because unlike Karthik she was certain that Sam would never force himself on her, he is steady, calm and calculated. Yes he is attracted to her, strips her with his eyes but he is not immature Karthik who already has 3 affairs and couldn't keep them in secret and also the kind who would not leave the game with out sleeping with her when you lift the boundaries around him so he is clearly unsafe though Jeeva thought otherwise so Tara's thinking is spot on here...but , yes there is a but...the kind Sam usually won't force themselves and that is true but the danger is they make the woman fall for them...looks like Tara didn't think through...lets see...
~RCF
As usual, RCF has done an excellent job of explaining Tara's character.



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