8.12.15 - Ke tera yahan koi nahin.. - Page 3

Originally posted by: neet06

@loveleen @Fedex and @tejaswiniwenham

It's great that we are able to discuss and share our perspectives on these characters. Without doubt, Mantu and Amaya are both at fault. I agree, Mantu should not have let his love or his dear of rejection or even Uma's manipulations for that matter affect his friendship with Amaya. They both shared such a beautiful friendship. They'd both been through so much and found a certain solace, support and companionship in each other that was and should have been more important than a silly oath to Amaya and a blow to his ego for Mantu.

Having said that, I really feel both of them will not get a clearer perspective until Uma is the only one who is privy to their feelings. I hope they talk to someone, anyone else, about this (because it's futile to hope that they'll act as responsible, mature adults and talk things out among themselves). I hope Rama and Rachita's love story teaches these two fools what love actually is. Till then, we can only keep hoping for the best!

Originally posted by: -Fedex-

Loveleen good analysis, I am guessing your Punjabi since you mentioned in some post that you will do bhangra if manya confess. Where are you from? Btw I am Punjabi too...lol..we can do bhangra together if manya ever talk...which I don't think will happen anytime soon...😆

Originally posted by: neet06

@loveleen @Fedex and @tejaswiniwenham

It's great that we are able to discuss and share our perspectives on these characters. Without doubt, Mantu and Amaya are both at fault. I agree, Mantu should not have let his love or his dear of rejection or even Uma's manipulations for that matter affect his friendship with Amaya. They both shared such a beautiful friendship. They'd both been through so much and found a certain solace, support and companionship in each other that was and should have been more important than a silly oath to Amaya and a blow to his ego for Mantu.

Having said that, I really feel both of them will not get a clearer perspective until Uma is the only one who is privy to their feelings. I hope they talk to someone, anyone else, about this (because it's futile to hope that they'll act as responsible, mature adults and talk things out among themselves). I hope Rama and Rachita's love story teaches these two fools what love actually is. Till then, we can only keep hoping for the best!

Originally posted by: neet06

@loveleen @Fedex and @tejaswiniwenham

It's great that we are able to discuss and share our perspectives on these characters. Without doubt, Mantu and Amaya are both at fault. I agree, Mantu should not have let his love or his dear of rejection or even Uma's manipulations for that matter affect his friendship with Amaya. They both shared such a beautiful friendship. They'd both been through so much and found a certain solace, support and companionship in each other that was and should have been more important than a silly oath to Amaya and a blow to his ego for Mantu.

Having said that, I really feel both of them will not get a clearer perspective until Uma is the only one who is privy to their feelings. I hope they talk to someone, anyone else, about this (because it's futile to hope that they'll act as responsible, mature adults and talk things out among themselves). I hope Rama and Rachita's love story teaches these two fools what love actually is. Till then, we can only keep hoping for the best!