Although the process of dispelling the fog was time-consuming, it vanished into the atmosphere as quickly as it had appeared.
Everyone in the crowd was shocked to realize that, apart from the large tiger, there were only two humans on the stage as the fog lifted.
There was no sign of the guy disguised as a lady who tried to attack the recently married couple or the one who threw something into the air to create a fog in the hallway. He abruptly disappeared with the fog that had just dissipated.
Upon seeing that Guhya had really fled, Rudra became enraged as he approached the platform. Without delay, Rudra proceeded to see whether his son and daughter-in-law needed any medical attention.
Rudra's affection for his offspring grew stronger as a father whenever they were injured or in danger. It often sets off a protective instinct that results in increased worry, attention, and a powerful emotional reaction to guarantee their welfare.
With a compassionate expression, he questioned, "Are you guys hurt?" while glancing at them.
Gowthami and Rajeev answered in unison, "No, father."They are intimately acquainted with Rudra's affection for them.
Upon hearing that Gowthami and Rajeev were safe, Rudra exhaled deeply, relieved that his children were unharmed.
It is confirmed that the newlyweds are safe by Abhi and Ram, who also made it to this point.
Fearing the tiger positioned on the stage in close proximity to Rajeev and Gowthami, Abhi maintained his distance from the crowd.
Given that a massive tiger was there on stage, Veer, a police officer, was also afraid to get onto the platform.
In reality, Veer intended to pursue the assailant of Rajeev, but he chose to stay inside the home due to the presence of a tiger and the presence of other people. Taking into account that the tiger may act immediately to attack anybody around, he chose to stay inside the domicile.
Upon witnessing the tiger, everyone in the hallway was so shocked and even afraid that they dared not move.
With a joyful expression, Gowthami said to Vyaaghra, "Vyaaghra, I missed you, my child."
The way Gowthami spoke to the tiger in a kind manner astounded everyone in the hallway.
'What baby? 'Abhi wondered to himself, losing his words. 'Would Gowthami have referred to this tiger as an infant if she had not observed its enormous size?'
Vyaaghra was a massive tiger with a strong, muscular frame, a characteristic coat pattern, a large head, powerful jaws, and keen claws. Although Abhi was unsure whether the animal was male or female, he surmised that, based on its massive build, Vyaaghra may be an adult tiger weighing more than 600 pounds, ranking among the biggest big cats.
Taking in Gowthami's voice Vyaaghra's angry visage quickly disappeared as she felt ecstatic. Hearing her owner's voice again after a long absence brought feelings of happiness, excitement, and relaxation. It was really rather hilarious to see as it displayed characteristics like purring, wagging tails, and even vocalizing in reaction to the calming sound.
This was really implying that Vyaaghra and Gowthami had a close emotional relationship.
Without any further wait, as it always does when it meets Sakhi beforehand, Vyaaghra sprang over Gowthami with joy.
Everyone in the hallway believed that Gowthami was going to be harmed by the tiger when it jumped on her.
Veer shot Vyaaghra right away, but Ram intervened quickly to stop him. Ram stated in a solemn manner, "Uncle, maintain a clear gaze."
Ram observed Veer more closely because Veer believed that Vyaaghra was a vicious animal and even ordered its death. However, after seeing Vyaaghra alive, Veer realized he couldn't be peaceful without hurting it.
Veer had a good look at Gowthami and the tiger; they were both happily cuddling each other and the tiger hadn't hurt Gowthami. When Gowthami saw Vyaaghra, her face lit up with joy.
Everyone in the crowd gasps at Gowthami and Vyaaghra's response and how much closer they are to one another.
Rajeev approached Vyaaghra and stated in a subdued tantrum of rage, "Vyaaghra, you genuinely alarmed everyone; this is merely an unfortunate inclination."
In a sense, he did say that he was instilling decent manners in his child.
Vyaaghra pulled away from Gowthami's embrace and turned to face the terrified and horrified people in the hallway.
When Vyaaghra first saw the outside world, she was a little afraid and retreated from Gowthami in order to hide.
Since she was a young kid, Vyaaghra has lived with Gowthami alone. Although it was only near to a small group of people, it was never above Gowthami's orders. As Vyaaghra began to miss Gowthami, it made every effort to reach her and broke out from its cave. However, in doing so, it didn't hurt anybody around; instead, it frightened away anyone who dared to approach it.
This wild animal was expertly taught by Gowthami in a variety of skills, including hunting, fighting, and numerous others. Vyaaghra won't hurt someone until it determines that they are not dangerous, or unless Gowthami gives her the order to do so.
When her father Rajeev reprimanded her, Vyaaghra really sounded like a little toddler who huddled behind her mother.
Everyone in the hallway laughed a bit when they saw Vyaaghra behaving like an adorable puppy, but their fear of this beast persisted.
"We apologize for any inconvenience caused. Please be assured that our pet won't hurt anyone nearby," Rajeev remarked, glancing around the hall.
What kind of pet is that?
Everybody in the hallway began talking among themselves.
Suddenly, someone ran into the hallway and said, "Help someone, help."