
Subhadra tells Gaitonde God is punishing him
The quiet girl who put the ring on his finger finally speaks, telling Gaitonde that his arrogance toward God makes everyone around him suffer too.

The woman who marries into Gaitonde's world and tries to make a home in it. Played by Rajshri Deshpande.
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The quiet girl who put the ring on his finger finally speaks, telling Gaitonde that his arrogance toward God makes everyone around him suffer too.

With the bride's family gone and his mentor dead, Gaitonde refuses to postpone, chooses a new bride on the spot and resolves to avenge Paritosh.

Gaitonde admits losing Kukoo and Paritosh left him impotent; his wife tells him nothing will work until he takes revenge.

In a hotel cleared just for them, Gaitonde urges his quiet bride to eat, offering the colostrum sweet, and refuses to eat when she will not.

Trivedi flatters Gaitonde with divine comparisons and talks of spreading 'our community'; Gaitonde finds the riddles tiresome and wants plain speech.

Asked to go overseas as a general for the coming war, Gaitonde answers with a three-duck riddle and a crude threat, then walks out with the jalebis.

Teasing Subhadra about her sweet tooth, Gaitonde learns why she skipped the kharvas: a childhood sweet kept for God could never match the one she imagined.

Gaitonde calls religion the world's biggest business; Subhadra answers that for the poor, festivals are their one day of feeling human and equal.

Men in police uniform come asking for Gaitonde and open fire; Bunty is cut down, and Gaitonde learns they were Isa's men before he goes looking for Subhadra.