Vikram thinks it's just a slap, move on! And Amu knows It's not the thing of a slap, move on? There is a strong contrast in the heroine's facial expressions, which may be what people call a happy woman and an unfortunate woman. It can be seen from her eyes and demeanor. After the slap incident, Vikram tried to explain the reconciliation, Amu didn't give him much verbal response except the strange look. I think it was because this sudden slap shattered something in her heart. She was ignorant. She needed time to think and find the lost original intention. But Vikram didn't give her such time. He didn't reflect on himself, but pressed step by step, and even started to threaten. Although it can be seen from his words and actions that he still loves Amu very much and tried his best to save it, but this is not what Amu wants. Yes, so she became more and more disappointed under the threat of such persecution, until she gave up, and did not explain the reason why she insisted on divorce. And when the matter was about to be reconciled, through the conversation with Vikram's mother, Amu expressed her true heart of insisting on divorce. She was a person she once loved very much. Even if she didn't love it, there was no hatred. Yes, but unexpectedly hit the hearts of many people at the scene. The change of the male protagonist at the end can also be regarded as an open happy ending. I like the heroine's father and her tutor very much.
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