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I agree with the view that this is really not about ownership, but about guardianship and responsibility - the word was used again and again in the episode.
Especially because as a heart patient Manav has to think of the possibility of his sudden passing, he has to hand his company over to someone who will not be selfish. Sachin and Pari have proved repeatedly how horribly selfish they are. Just within the episode about the will, at first Sachin's wife (on whose guidance he works) and Pari, asked Manav to rest. How fake their concern was apparent as soon as Manav announced his decision. They did not care a hoot about Manav's delicate health and started complaining loud in angry voices. They certainly would not be fair to others if the responsibility was given to them.Teju was the most logical choice. But she has been shown to be caring most for Manav at the personal level, which is something he needs at the moment. That might be the reason for keeping Teju out of it. This decision seems more a matter of trust rather than anything else.But what is interesting to me in the story is that two persons who grew up with Manav and Archana (who are shown as models for not being selfish), Sachin and Pari (who also had her own mother who was not selfish at all) - turned out to be such selfish individuals. By contrast, Ankita, who grew up without anyone to offer her moral direction, developed herself into a responsible human being without selfishness. I find it very interesting.
Originally posted by: soniiyaa
Muse - I think Ankita is being "mahaan-ized" bc she is the lead. And of course Ankita Lokande is playing the role. Pari and Sachin seemed to have nice upbringings also. Of course they've had their share of "parental issues" but who hasn't? That was their struggle and Ankita had her own struggles. But apparently the CVs have tried to evoke sympathy and understanding to Ankitas struggles as opposed to Pari, Sachin & others in the show. Everyone else just seems to turn evil once struggles come while Ankita only scarfices. Another thing - the rich always seem to be spoiled or ungrateful when they are supporting cast - think Ovi, Vandus inlaw fam (forgot their names) The leads whether rich or poor are self scarficing - think Arman, Arvi, Ankita etc.
Supporting casts stories had ever been developed. Naren and Pari's love was never developed past what they had in London. Surely, a man and woman can't change their entire way of life (pari withdrawn / naren insanity ) if their love was just superficial. Only when Naren was with Ankita did he have devlopment. Same with Teju - we know nothing of this character besides the fact she teases her sisinlaw and drove a cab or whatever.
Either they're dark characters to make lead look good or they're used as props to oooh and aaa in the chawl fights.
Why it is unfair?? Just because it is not given to Pari it does not make it unfair. Firstly it is completely Manav's property not a inherited property of his ancestors. So according to law he can give it to anyone even for charity. So there is no question of fairness and unfairness arises because no children has right on father's earned property according to law if the father does not think so. So it is Manav's property and he can give it anyone.