Vikrant Saluja as I see - Page 5

Originally posted by: Resham

Hello dearoos, as said I am penning my thoughts on Vikrant as I am trying to see him from the past few episodes. Agree to disagree.

Vikrant Saluja - the svave businessman who was happy, cheerful, practical and who called spade a spade. His dreams were not big but Mezbaani ani his home return to India.

On his way back he meets this girl who is cheerful, happy go lucky and full of vibrance. He being a true person genuinely felt the warmth of Ms Mannat in their first meet itself.

He sees her as his perseverance, as his reflection, she is the person who makes him smile and feel happy. He loves his family, his relationships, his bond with his parent especially Is his treasure. But what happens when two opposite people keep on meeting and form a bond.

When Manvik got together and met through Mezbaani their relationship developed into a smooth bond of friendship. Knowingly unknowingly Vikrant was smitten by Mannat. She too was dependent on him. Her Babaji ka Banda is what she believed for. And why not, each and every time he used to be there as her saviour whether she asks for it or not. She developed trust in him.

Remember when he said to her after saving her from the lusty goons that he has been a different person altogether with her. And he is not like this with anyone else but her.

Taking out this line of thread my analysis of his character cannot go wrong.

Mannat is not his punching bag as what we have been witnessing and incorporating our views on. She is his shell which he doesn't want to break at any cost. Yes, he puts her in question every time but him putting her in question is his way of endorsing his right on her. Somewhere down the line he has believed through their journey that only he has her as his, noone else can see this reflection of him apart from Mannat.

Yes, he questions her, demands proof from her every now and then but does this mean he is blinded, No for me. He started to love her without his knowledge. He felt his comfort in her without his own permission to love her.

Mannat is what everything is for him, his calm and composed mind thinks of her, she becomes his saviour in thick and thin, and he knows that.

And this is her who has affected him deep down. She is in his soul, deep down buried under him. Her betrayal has been his biggest blow and he is not capable of taking it within him. This one person who solely belongs to him is going away from him and this is where he bursts out in anger and in pain. How can she leave me? Is his righteous question. He married as he is a gentleman and true to heart, thinking he made a mistake. But on seeing his love back in front of him claiming to use him as a deal has pushed his love behind the unsaid walls.

We only see his anger, his questioning power of proofs, I see his profound pain which screams volumes that please do not make my love difficult, this one feeling of him which is his, he lives every breath of it and in his heart he doesn't allow anyone to peep in. The one person who has access to his heart is the one who has broken him in pieces.

Yes he knows he is surrounded by all his people whom he adores, respects and loves but noone understands him like her. She cannot be his pain, but she has made him feel hurt.

His anger and his discomfort is only for Mannat which is reserved and nobody knows about it.

He screams on her, fights with her but in the end he gets defeated as he loses his solace within her. As the journey progresses what I see in him is - he is moving in shell and is keen on breaking it but cannot.

It's he who is completely dependent on her unlike otherwise. And this is not known to him, and definitely not to the world.

I am as a viewer still waiting to get hold of Vikrant Sir as it is for Mannat and somewhere he will bounce back

The writers have penned him well , it's just that we are too ecstatic or disappointed with the turn of events been thrown on us every now and then in the name of entertainment and TRP games.

All of the above is what I see Vikrant as, not necessarily it can be for everyone here. As said it's a complete different view from my side.

Sorry for this long post.

But Happy reading.