Komal proves why Mrinalini is 'The Mrinalini' . - Page 3

Originally posted by: nivi.divi

I haven't seen today's episode.

But

I completely relate to Komal's sensitivity. For years she hasn't seen her daughter, and now she does not want her daughter to be a part of undercover politics that she suffered (or so).

I think Komal is looking at the bigger picture - her daughter's flourishing in a natural life, rather than the quick solution of marriage to an already ready prince. The marriage will happen, but in the long - run, will her daughter be happy?

Word! Major respect Poco!

Some people are born to rule, and those who are know when to use their brains and when to use their hearts. And in the case when you are running a state in a democratic country, you'd have to use your heads more than your hearts, probably always.

DS and UV do that. Always. Be it the matters of the state, politics, family heck! Even in the matters of the heart, they use their brains. DS a little more than UV because UV is in the learning phase but he'll get there. I loved his scene with Manyata today. He said it clearly that we are different. For us, what we want always comes second to what others want us to do. And more or less he convinced Manyata of it.

Komal is acting like a blind mother. She is hell bent of giving Manyata one piece of candy but she is ignoring that if she gives her that candy, Manyata won't be able to have the whole packet of candies (GOD! That is such a bad analogy!!!) Instead of acting like an adult, forget a Royal but just an adult, and making her "poor little child" to understand that she should hang on tight and everything will be alright, she advises her to run away! RUN AWAY! C'mon! That is so childish!

You are right, Komal could never go out of her princess phase. She is one of those who think that when people are using brains rather than heart, they are wrong. Like Majnu, Chikki and the whole lot of them. Komal just joined their group. I couldn't connect to Komal today at all.

But you know what, somewhere I believe that M is her grandmother's granddaughter. She'll carry DS's legacy. Sure, right now she is in her very early stages but with a little understanding she at least knows what is right and what is wrong. She would never agree to elope no matter what. Because that is wrong. And like J said yesterday, by living in the palace she has learned some politics. This girl gets things easily and uses them in her favor. Right now, she uses them selfishly. In the future she'll extend that to think about majority's better than her own. Like DS does. I won't be surprised if one day Manyata does something so Royal that shocks everyone. Because this girl has the power to do it. She just needs to find it, polish it up and then use it.

Amazing post Poco! You simply NAILED it! <3

Hi Poco!

Leadership is a great responsibility. Everyone can't be a true leader. One needs to have the strength to face the truth nd think about the people who is depending on you. But komal lacks the quality of a true leader. I've completed my high school just now.nd i was a group leader in my school days .at first i used ran away from my responsibilities as a leader but later i realised my responsibilites nd fulfiled them.

Originally posted by: nivi.divi

I haven't seen today's episode.

But

I completely relate to Komal's sensitivity. For years she hasn't seen her daughter, and now she does not want her daughter to be a part of undercover politics that she suffered (or so).

I think Komal is looking at the bigger picture - her daughter's flourishing in a natural life, rather than the quick solution of marriage to an already ready prince. The marriage will happen, but in the long - run, will her daughter be happy?

But is also not decided that in the long run, would she be happy with Aakash? Even if Udayveer wasn't in the equation, would Manyata-Aakash survive in that chawl? As a princess, she could get used to certain comforts. But even if she does sacrifice them for Aakash, won't Aakash ever feel a little insecure in presenting his wife, a Princess and heir to a flourishing state, in society while he is doing some manager job? People talk, more than talk they taunt.

And what if Manyata goes on to meet her parents? In the palace, surrounded by servants, all the comforts of the world at her feet; in that case even if she does say that she doesn't care about them to Aakash, would Aakash believe it? Self made, proud men like Aakash get easily effected by such things. Manyata's background would prick Aakash's pride, making him a little insecure and frustrated that he can't give Manyata what she deserves or what she has left behind. That frustrations and insecurities would only cause them to drift away? How will she be happy then?

Some class difference between a couple creates problems, here there is a major class difference which can be never erased. Pyaar se dil behel sakta hai, pait nahin bhar sakta. Aur jab pait ki aag jalti hai tou sabse pehle pyaar ki vaat lagti hai.

Originally posted by: -Mais-

But is also not decided that in the long run, would she be happy with Aakash? Even if Udayveer wasn't in the equation, would Manyata-Aakash survive in that chawl? As a princess, she could get used to certain comforts. But even if she does sacrifice them for Aakash, won't Aakash ever feel a little insecure in presenting his wife, a Princess and heir to a flourishing state, in society while he is doing some manager job? People talk, more than talk they taunt.

And what if Manyata goes on to meet her parents? In the palace, surrounded by servants, all the comforts of the world at her feet; in that case even if she does say that she doesn't care about them to Aakash, would Aakash believe it? Self made, proud men like Aakash get easily effected by such things. Manyata's background would prick Aakash's pride, making him a little insecure and frustrated that he can't give Manyata what she deserves or what she has left behind. That frustrations and insecurities would only cause them to drift away? How will she be happy then?

Some class difference between a couple creates problems, here there is a major class difference which can be never erased. Pyaar se dil behel sakta hai, pait nahin bhar sakta. Aur jab pait ki aag jalti hai tou sabse pehle pyaar ki vaat lagti hai.

Hey awesomeness!!!!

True..every word!!
Duty bfore self...komal did seem th types till monash happened to her!! Sad!
Just playing devils advocate here but why shud manyata hav to bear th weight of duty n JN escape being th younger one!!?
Also seriously if there was no his royal hotness UV around ,,wud we still b rooting fr manyata to put duty above self?!

Originally posted by: Ritzie

hee hee Pinky. tumhari posts mein reserve karne ki aadat bahut purani hai.

You are so right about Komal and Mrinalini today. The common girl in Komal really overshadowed the Queen in her and I have a feeling that this is a quite common thing that happens with her personality. She complains and is meek whereas DS is decisive and strong. Komal is a Ma whereas DS is The RaajMaata and they both proved their titles today (and always).

Somehow, I have a feeling that Maanyata hasn't inherited this meekness from Komal. She is very bold. Even the royal personalities of Rajwaadas was never able to overshadow her bold personality. I think this is one of the reasons why UV always gets impressed by her and is unknowingly falling for her. He sees his future queen in her. Let's see if Creatives see the same Maanyata in her or will they be giving her that momentary weakness that Komal often gets. If they do and Maanyata follows her mom's instructions, then that will spoil Maanyata's character. I do hope CVs dont do that.

For UV, yes he is a born leader and a true prince.

Originally posted by: cozyhome

OK but still not for Udaveer Akash a much better candidate once he is polished