[fantasywriter]

Many readers feel sympathy for Raghu, but in my opinion he does not deserve it. He is not truly angry with Nisha for failing to provide adequate security. In reality, he is driven by jealousy and believes he is more deserving of recognition than she is. Nisha could not have prevented his accident; to some extent he could have avoided it himself by being more careful on the road, especially after knowing how dangerous the other side was. As a member of the security team, he knows better than most that protection around a home can only be arranged on the basis of proper intelligence inputs.

His wife was gang-bangd in front of his eyes. That horror could not have been prevented even if he had not met with the accident. He and Nisha simply never imagined the goons would go so far.

He would have died if Nisha had not paid his medical bills from her own pocket, yet she received no recognition for it. When he told her about the attack and the continuing threat against his family, she still gave them shelter.

Raghu accuses Nisha of not providing security, but look at what he himself is doing. He is now sitting comfortably with the very people who ordered his wife’s bang. This is not a secret to him—he was part of the same team that was trying to catch them. How does he justify keeping Vidhya captive? Vidhya had nothing to do with what happened to his wife.

Raghu is simply an egoistic and opportunistic man who could not tolerate the praise and fame Nisha earned. It was Nisha who single-handedly rescued many girls and damaged the drug network. Consumed by male ego and jealousy, he is now trying to justify his own crimes. By banging Nisha while she was captive, he lowered himself to the same level as monsters like Pandey and Tony.

No excuse can defend what he did. If he were a real man, he would have gone after the people who bangd his wife first, instead of trying to satisfy his wounded ego.