Absolutely Brilliant!!

You have portrayed Asha’s psychology more meticulously than she would have actually portrayed herself. Asha represents a large population of women who are highly under appreciated and are taken for granted by our society. Asha, living away from her husband, single-handedly manages her household, takes care of her children, and generates income for her family. Jeet Bahadur on the other hand, is enjoying an affair while isolating himself from his family responsibilities. Showing up at home in months and sending money once in a while, complete his so called ‘Male’ responsibilities. Despite knowing all these facts and feeling heart-broken throughout the majority of the story, as it unfolds at the end, Asha gets dissolved on her husband’s few generous words, and now, she is not only ready to forgive him but is also willing to make the biggest compromise for any wife - share her husband. What a heart!!