I also fell in love with Musafir Cafe, so much that I want to fall in love again. The series is so engaging in 2 aspects - the story itself and the conversations. There is another series in Netflix - Little Things. The conversation is so interesting, intruging, engaging and addictive.
No matter how interesting the conversations, dialogues and flirting are they are all imaginary. The script writer has put in so much of thinking and written it (hats off to him). A more practical and thoughtful approach is required in reality. A person doesn't take decisions randomly, be it achieving a professional goal or a personal one. Like the character Sudha, had to take certain steps due the situation surrounding her. There is no explanation to say Sudha is right or wrong, nor there is explanation to Chander being right or wrong.
Considering my practical approach - leave the imaginary characters defined by the series and accept what is present in life. It's a boon and a bane to live with just memories, there is one life and rejecting, ignoring, missing the opportunities works very well on screen. You got to come out of imaginary and memories world my dear friend.
Oh ya, if Chander has found love then it make sense to chose his path. Although I do agree to the ending that the director/writer has given based on Chander's situation and decision to part ways.
Life has more to give, we are so lucky to experience it. Don't miss the opportunities.
