Manipulators can never win

Udayveer is a master manipulator. For him the simple girl is only a pawn to show Akash his place. Love is not a tennis game to win. It is a matter of hearts. I dont understand this business of turning someone a rajkumari in these days of democracy, trade unions, self respect movements etc. The chawls are nowadays producing toppers and our Ambani brothers also lived in chawls once upon a time.

That is exactly why its called a 'drama'.. cause its extremely faraway from reality as one could comprehend. From the dressing of the chawl people who live in Mumbai and dress like villagers to the pronunciation of 'Thaank ku' from the girl who uses big words like 'competition' properly tells us that its fiction after all... so don't take it seriously otherwise it will rain flaws and bloopers!!

And we'd be sitting scratching our heads saying 'huh?'😕 while our sanity to comprehend logic slowly goes away!

Besides in indian telly shows, manipulators mostly win and when they actually pay... they minimally suffer and later come back to haunt everyone again... just my humble observation!!😆😆

Lolz at Dettol washed soul Poco :P

But yes! Even if royalties don't have actual power in the democracy, they represent the traditions of centuries. Sure the ones in the show are modern, even in the real India they are, but when it comes to showing people their traditions & culture, they show what is expected of them. Old, colorful and full of history.

Even today people of a state look up to their royal heads because the royals represent the state and mostly the royals have some government authority therefore, the people don't have to turn to anyone else because they know the royals are there to solve their problems. Manyata needs to be a princess to continue DS's legacy of being the head of Devgarh. By simply being there and acting like a true Rajput Princess, not only she'll be a moral support to the people of Devgarh but also be the face of Devgarh and represent it to the world.

Regarding the manipulators, well they aren't manipulating Manyata. They are simply making her face the reality. They have putting a lot at stake at the grooming of Manyata and ultimately letting her make the decision.

P.S - Uday's feelings for Manyata are real. His scheming, plotting attitude with her is long gone.

guys chill the poor people in dek do not represent real people they r just fiction

As akaash is now finally going out to earn now as per latest news I recieved i guess ya he will turn ambani but uday will have manayata as one cannot have everything desired🥳so for me this is justice to both uv and akaash and monia too

Suppose if in place of Maanyata, Krishna turned out to be the Rajkumar and Jainandini tries to win him in a manipulative way, wont you feel for the left out one in the chawl?

Besides Akash is not loving Maanyata because she is a rich girl.

I observed a nastiness in UV whenever he sees Akash which is quite mean. Is is as though he is eyeing a rival.

Originally posted by: rightnow

I observed a nastiness in UV whenever he sees Akash which is quite mean. Is is as though he is eyeing a rival.

But then he IS eying a rival isn't he? Why should he have warmth or sympathy for Akash? In Uday's eyes, Manyata is meant just for him...right from childhood. He has been bred with the single minded focus that he & Manyata are meant to be together...so naturally he takes Akash as an eyesore. I, for one, can't see anything wrong in that! Its not that Akash looks at Uday with particular affection is it?

The fact of the matter is...Uday & Akash are rivals...both vying for Manyata's heart. Difference is that Akash has the advantage of Manyata's love while Uday has the advantage of Manayata's family!

Originally posted by: rightnow

Suppose if in place of Maanyata, Krishna turned out to be the Rajkumar and Jainandini tries to win him in a manipulative way, wont you feel for the left out one in the chawl?

Besides Krishna is not loving Maanyata because she is a rich girl.

I observed a nastiness in UV whenever he sees Akash which is quite mean. Is is as though he is eyeing a rival.