|MaNan.firefliesHaven|Discussion Thread. - Page 2

Originally posted by: charminggenie

Manik is not your archetypal tv soap boy. His biggest asset and distinction is that - he is a learner . He is not just who automatically reboots into a version 2.0 model, he takes in new experiences, feelings and emotions and processes them in the most organic matter. His evolution is not just related to one relationship, he applies the same maturity to all his bonds. This makes him different and special

Nandu is us. She is the girl who we all have been at some point in our lives. She is normal girl with a very grounding perception of reality and a piercing clarity of thoughts. This makes her glow, her innocence is not because of ignorance , it is because she genuinely believes in the fireflies and what they signify.

Together they are an experience and together is when they make perfect sense.

Originally posted by: charminggenie

Me 3. It was the Meethi Boliyan - just the image of them practicing together , the ease that came out even at the peak of their hate. There was something right when they both moved forward to help that lady.

But that one moment , while singing that song , they highlighted why they make sense.

Originally posted by: lostmymusic.

hi5 Catty! i also started shipping them in Meethi Boliyan. or to be precise, i shipped the potential in them..i liked the idea of their tuning, them being so one with music, them forgetting all about their hateful equation and having a blast singing...I loved that. two people so widely different, so opposites, so hating of each other..finding a common ground and being all lost in it...I am so happy to see that potential being shaped up beautifully over time.

thanks for liking my stuff on tumblr 😳 just some modest efforts result of high feels 😆

Originally posted by: Catatonic_Cat

So true, I was in the same boat, I so could see the potential in them especially in terms of story building and the chemistry being off the charts was a plus. Even the other stuff in the episode, for example, both of them coming together to save the old lady's life without rancour, it spoke a lot of how their future relationship can develop once they especially Manik let go of his walls.

Originally posted by: charminggenie

You know superficially they might seem to be opposite of each other but are they really?

Core moral values are pretty much the same. While Nandu has been able to retain her faith in them . Manik has taken to cynicism for centering his morals.

I feel there is innocence in Manik too when he pretends to be the bad guy and thinks that is the only way he could protect his family like friends, even though it is very obvious to everyone that his friends won't care much as long as they are together and united.