Looking over his shoulder, he noticed two stunning females approaching him from the spot where he overheard the chuckling.
Gowthami questioned his father, "Wow, that looks hilarious; you're really pleasing Vyaaghra."
Upon arriving in the garden area, Sashi and Gowthami were amused by the film that was playing as they watched Vyaaghra rolling and lying on the blade of turf in a lazy manner, while Rudra was pleading with Vyaaghra to follow him.
Rudra would really persuade Vyaaghra to follow his instructions, something that Sashi and Gowthami never imagined. When they saw him, they were both surprised and amused.
During his gratification of Vyaaghra, Rudra took care to ensure that no one spotted him, but unfortunately, Sashi and Gowthami did see him.
Upon catching sight of Gowthami, Vyaaghra became ecstatic and hurried to embrace the goddess of love.
Sashi became quite afraid as she saw the tiger approaching them. She knew right away who the tiger would go to, so she moved slightly away from Gowthami to give Vyaaghra access to Gowthami.
Sashi was a bit afraid, even though she had come to learn more about Vyaaghra and to become closer. Her instinct told her to avoid that untamed beast.
When Gowthami saw Vyaaghra approaching, she spread her arms to give it a hug. Suddenly, Vyaaghra leaped on Gowthami, and Gowthami lost her balance from Vyaaghra's weight. On the grass, Gowthami and Vyaaghra felt like giving each other a really happy embrace.
They both acted as long-lost lovers would when they finally met.
When Rudra saw Sashi's anxiety for Vyaaghra, he approached her and reassured her that there was nothing to worry about.
Sashi grinned and added, "Yes, I comprehend," glancing at Balavan, who she had previously determined to be someone else.
Gowthami inquired in a cheerful voice, "My baby missed me," while giving Vyaaghra a hug.
Vyaaghra indicated that it missed Gowthami by making adorable noises.
When Sashi and Rudra saw their relationship, they were overjoyed.
As Gowthami lamented Vyaaghra, Rudra addressed him and advised her on what to do: "It was your actions that influenced my decision to appease it; you carried this tiger as a pet; now, observe, it behaves like a well-behaved child in your presence; do you are knowledgeable how it will conduct itself when you are away?"
Detaching himself from Vyaaghra's embrace, Gowthami addressed Rudra, "I'm sorry, father, but it's just a young child; it will adjust in due time."
With a startling face, Rudra addressed Vyaaghra, saying, "What, a kid? You're still referring to it as a kid? Have you seen the size of it? It weighs around 660 pounds and measures about 10 feet from the tip of its tail to the tip of its snout." He was making fun of Vyaaghra when he stated such things.
Rudra recalled the day when Vyaaghra entered their lives. In reality, Sakhi witnessed a little cub next to a dead mother tiger while she was out in the bush one day. Sakhi was devastated to see the deceased mother tiger and her little cub. She took the youngster with her and returned to her house. Afterwards, she presented the cub to everyone and assured them that it would be her pet going forward. Atreya turned down the sakhi proposition since he thought the animal was wild.
How could Sakhi, a young girl, abandon a little cub in the wild? She would never be able to recover from her decision. Sakhi chose to nurture the cub as a pet and give it the name Vyaaghra, disregarding his father's advice.
Vyaaghra used to be such an adorable tiny cub, and as time went on, she became closer to everyone. Aatreya took it as well and gave Vyaaghra a large cave to dwell in. He did it purely out of genuine love for his daughter.
Out of envy, Vyaaghra used to only pay attention to sakhi commands and would not let anybody else approach sakhi.
When the two years went by and Vyaaghra became a part of the society, he grew into an enormous tiger.
Their community saw a startling upheaval when its residents split into two factions and began murdering one another. Aatreya and Sakhi departed on the same day and perished without a trace.
Subsequently, Rudra discovered that Sakhi was gone and Aatreya had been slain. A solitary day fundamentally altered the course of their lives.
Due to his conviction that Sakhi was secure in some obscure corner of the globe, Rudra patiently awaited Sakhi's return. Rudra held the belief that Sakhi, being his preferred pupil, would repel any potential harm in her vicinity due to her adeptness in evading danger. Sakhi was exceptionally well-versed in numerous skills, much to the surprise of all.
Three months later, Vyaaghra emerged from its cave and vanished like sakhi. Despite searching the whole forest, they were unable to locate Vyaaghra. Since the animal is wild, Rudra didn't do anything to help locate it later.
Rudra was surprised to learn that Vyaaghra had truly returned Sakhi, Rajeev, and Ram to their hamlet.