5. After everything VC put her through, Leela decides to finally walk out on him and start afresh somewhere where he cannot find her. However, after escaping from the Pakistan jail, VC starts looking out for her and when he finally meets her, they both unite like nothing ever happened and of course,  Leela decides to have the baby and the couple unites with their daughter; it’s happily ever after!

As Apoorva Sripathi writes, “It doesn’t matter that VC uttered lines like “aambla vera pombala vera (men and women are different); it’s biological, nee doctor thaane (aren’t you a doctor)?”, or that he twists her arm in front of his colleagues, says sorry but again pushes her away forcefully that she falls down, or that he yells at her in front of his parents while standing up for his mother, or that he promises to marry her and that he’ll meet her at the registrar’s office—only to not show up. When she confronts him away from the milling crowd of his colleagues, he yells: “My princess is angry.” Because somewhere he is confident that she will come back. She does, but she also goes away. Only to be found later by him and unite.”

With so much strain and tension going on between these two characters that were totally poles apart, was there a necessity to bring them together irrespective of them realizing that they would have to change who they are to live with each other?