In such situations, keeping balance of thoughts and emotions is the utmost priority. In any case, do not react in the similar manner, as you have been receiving.

Retaliate in a manner, that is amicable. If there are chances of reconciliation, and you are willing to continue in marriage, your approach should be towards communicating. Communicate how you feel in an open manner with your wife. If she is unwilling to change her stance, in that case you can decide to part ways legally.

You can file a petition for divorce on grounds of mental or physical cruelty after one year of completion of marriage under The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (in case you are a hindu). As per section 13(1)(ia) of the latter Act – any spouse can get a divorce on grounds of cruelty.
Section 27 of The Special Marriage Act, 1954, serves the same motive for non-hindus and has 12 grounds under which one can get divorce on the grounds of cruelty.