Why did Preethi leave Arjun Reddy's house without meeting him?
When Preethi's father doesn't accept their relationship, Arjun Reddy gives Preethi 6 hours to decide what she wants to do or else he's out.
Preethi's dad confiscates her phone so she goes to Arjun's house. Arjun's brother spots her, they share a word and she returns home.
Why did she leave Arjun Reddy's house without meeting him?
I don't know the movie language and was watching with English subtitles.
Best Answer
Preethi comes to Arjun's home to meet Arjun Reddy and inform about her family's plans to marry her with another guy.
She is recognized by Arjun's brother and asks what happened. She asks him to convey the message to Arjun that she has come and waits for Arjun. In the meantime, Preethi's relatives come to take her back to home. They take her home. This is the reason she didn't talk with Arjun Reddy. Besides, Arjun was not in a position to talk with her as he fell unconscious in his room.
The actual dialogue was not shown in the film but by understanding the scene and the conversation between Preethi and Arjun in the climax of the movie helps to know this.
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