Bigg Boss 19: Daily Discussion Thread - 10th Sep '25
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Wow. That was a lot, but ultimately it boils down to the innocent and I am quoting you here "Sita" type gal who pines for a guy BTW at 19 is what most guys will prefer.
The more upfront a girl is, the lesser she deserves. But I beg to differ, in real life one may come across more Alyas than Nandinis. And as someone pointed out, my English teacher even, most Maniks in real life don't end up with N.Yaar...aapne "Sita" point pe hi sirf focus daal diye? I just stated Sita with regard to being loyal and with regard to a girl who is one-man woman type! It's not completely about a girl who is pining for a guy when I spoke of Nandini!😆Actually its just that guys feel..if a girl is more upfront, she can handle herself..tho hero ki kya zaroorat hai? 😆One factor is that...if U take the whole world, U may come across more Alyas than Nandinis. But if we take India alone, including rural areas, there's more Nandinis who are not as bold.😉😆Yaar...English teacher, England ki baat kar rahe hai! Anth main guys choose girls who are stable and will stick with them and care for them and worry about them and are angels and a bit weak, so that he can protect her. First attraction tho hamesha Alyas se hi hote hai, magar shaadi ke time pe, parents kisi Nandini ko dhoond dete hai apne bete ke liye!😆😛This type of a thinking and assumption is so typical, no offence. Most Indian shows, I'm guessing feed that thought.Dear..its not typical, its just that Indians (specially parents) would want their son to marry a girl who will make halwa for her, give birth to babies and give a settled, stable life to their son. At they end of the day, father want his son to get a bride who is like his mother and son want to marry a girl who is like his mother! Its not just Indian shows, its basically about Indian society. 😉😆It may be easy to fall for Nandini. It may take more effort to like Alya, which is what I like, she is a lot more relatable for a girl of 19. At that age most people have had at least 3-4 boyfriends. It's only in the latter 20's that people settle for love.Agree! Girls feel more for Alya than Nandini, because they can relate to a girl like Alya who is bold and outright and girls want to be like her!😊 But if you take the whole of India (including rural areas, towns where there are strict, conservative families, we can't say that there are girls totally as outright as Alya who doesn't have anybody to question her hanging out with Manik, but there are more homes, where parents worry where their daughter is, once its past 8 P.M.), there are silent one-way love stories, but the boyfriend concept has not completely set in if we take whole of India. I may sound a bit conservative, when I say this, but even now amidst all the Splitsvilla, there are many Maniks. There are but many Nandinis who have to make an excuse of staying at a female friend's place just to spend an evening or a night with her boyfriend. 😳
Few points-
All the characters in KY2 are flawed - Fab5 and NavNi. All the 5 characters of Fab5 are Gray - different shades of it. Including Manik! Which is very real.
All the main characters are teens - from 17-19. So to expect maturity from Manik is unrealistic!
Manik did not know about his feelings for Nandini, what would he tell Aliya?😕 His reason for breakup was trust! For the same reason he broke up with Nandini as well. But it wasn't easy to actually let her go coz he loved her.
Manik was always there for his friends! Many a times he held them above Nandini in his priority list. He blamed himself for not being there for them when he was unable to. He hurt Nandini many times knowingly or unknowingly. It is much later that Nandini became his utmost priority - After more than half the s1. However he was and is always ready to help whoever needs it the most at that moment.
Manik-Aliya had their first talk about break up after MaNan's valentines day break up. He told her that she deserved someone better, someone who loved her unlike him who's life is in a mess(I don't remember his exact lines)
Their second talk of course happened during M'lore track. That was the end of the awkwardness from Manik's side.
You cannot expect them to break up and be friends right from the next day. It takes time. And ppl move on. So did they.
Manik never held anybody from his friends responsible for the mess in his life. They weren't there when he was in pain either. They weren't able to read his eyes or his actions. They couldn't see love in his eyes either.
But he wanted to be there for them always. That's because he holds them close to his heart. It's not unreal. It's just human nature.
So does Nandini. Tears aren't her weakness. She doesn't sit clueless shedding tears. They help her to rise stronger. Unlike Mukti who was on antidepressant and Aliya who took to chocolates and other stuff(Bulimia). So who is stronger?
Like I already said, Manik & Nandini aren't flawless characters but their relationship is perfect coz they gave it the time to build into a healthy relationship and did not rush into it unlike DhuLya. Together they grew up to be better individuals(especially Manik). That's why audience appreciate them more.
Nothing unrealistic about other characters, but their character graph isn't appealing. That said, Manik and Nandini too had their share of criticism from audience but overall they are the most loved characters.