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Yes. That's a quote by Henrik Ibsen. Here, forest bird = Raghu. I truly feel that he is one person (a/c to the character) who lives his life without succumbing to any principles or rules. He indeed is like a forest bird. He does whatever he wants to and nothing can stop him from that. And he actually does not require a special situation or place to do something that he wants to do, which relates to the latter half of the quote, "never wants a cage". If he really gets close to Antara in the jungle willingly/unwillingly, it'd be because he would want to do that at that very moment, and he can really do it whenever he feels like. For him there is nothing called "restriction" or "circumstance" .
Muhe toh filhaal bas ek gaana yaad aa raha hai...
Jawaani janeman, haseen dilruba, milein do dil jawaan, nisaar ho gaya, shikaari khud yahaan, shikaar ho gaya, ye kya sitam huwa, ye kya julam huwa, na jaane hum, na jaane vo...😆
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