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These days, stories seem to glorify feminist ideals, often downplaying serious issues when they involve women. Take, for instance, Tara cheating on Arjun. It’s barely acknowledged, and she manipulates the whole situation, causing problems for everyone in the name of being truthful without facing any real consequences. If a man had cheated the same way, it would be treated as a major issue. This hypocrisy is frustrating. Meanwhile, Aravind is called wrong for his long-term relationship with Hema, shown as a typical man who used and discarded her. Yet, Tara cheats and still convinces Arjun to marry her without even offering a genuine apology. It’s as if this narrative is normalizing a Western mindset where accountability is selective based on gender..