which Nithya replied: It is actually a big crime for the Landlord Michael to give false promises as promise is really a very holy act and it is really important to keep up with the promise you make and give to anyone whether you like the person or not. Then Raghuvaran proceeds with the second question by saying: "Okay Nithya I agree with your first answer now I want you to answer my second question that is "Emily shot James dead for killing her newly wed husband without realising his (James) love for her, does her act shows any kind of crime for not realising his love for her" and my third question "Is it a crime for James to love her?" Nithya says that, "Basically Emily is in a state of shock for what had happened because she just lost her husband and that's the reason why she shot him (James) while for James it isn't a crime for him to love Emily because his love for her is really truly sincere and both their act doesn't qualify as crimes at all." This leads to the last question our hero Raghuvaran has in store for Nithya, Raghuvaran says: "This comes to my last question Nithya, if ever both of them are reincarnated again in this world, would you want them to live happily ever together forever?" to which Nithya said that: "Yes I would love if both of them reunite, marry and live happily ever after because that would be the one and only right thing to happen" Nithya continues by saying: "What else does Emily have to do other than marrying the guy (James) who truly and sincerely loves her?" Raghuvaran who currently is disguised as Tarun agrees with Nithya's answer while secretly he was very happy and content with Nithya's reply because this truly confirms that Raghuvaran is on the right track in each and every actions he is doing as the love story of Emily and James is actually his 100 years Love History with Nayanthara. (In other words, he is fighting the right fight to be together with his beloved Nayanthara who is reincarnated as Nithya.) After the honeymoon trip, Nithya was always worried as she was keen in throwing her marital thread in a fire (the same marital thread that she tied on herself under the haunted peepal tree as a remedial measure to