I've read at places Manik should have trusted Nandini( even i agree to this, because i hated the way he made a mockery out of every beautiful things which happened between them just to alienate her)
Now i've read that Nandini should have trusted Manik despite whatever he said...
So what does trust really mean???
Nandini trusted Manik never to step out of limits with her when she was spiked, and gradually acknowledged her love for him.
Their love is like a new flower which is blossoming, it needs time and care!
A relation of a few hours, should we take it for granted that Nandini should have trusted Manik???
I dont know when i heard his harsh words, him humiliating her and finally the way he referred to the kiss and all, Nandini tried desperately to believe in him, maybe if she was more confident she would have seen behind his facade of lies!
But the fact that everything is so new to her, she even told him this at one point..
so my question is what is trust?
should she have trusted him despite his words! should she have trusted him the way he said she was a challenge to him? Should she have trusted him after the way he was laughing at her and her tears?
I mean seriously, if any girl had trusted any man after the way Manik insulted her, then i would have said the girl is stupid!
This is my POV, and i respect that everyone has their own views.
Now coming to Manik, i do want to kill him, but i guess his guilt, the pain of separation and maybe even jealousy will slowly kill him...
well now its too late to cry to over-spilled milk like they say, but now Manik has to earn her trust, has to earn her love!!!
I want a proper track of redemption, and no Nandini being mahaan and forgiving him no matter what he does!
I'm kinda of bored of seeing such scenes, where female leads forgive everything so quickly!
I know i'm a sadist😳
Their love started too easily, neither even understood the meaning of love and trust!
Love runs more deeply than just a few mere words...
Unfortunately actions matter a lot, and Manik has just burnt his bridges