Mannat Har Khushi Paane Ki: Episode Discussion Thread - 35 - Page 102

I rewatched Ayesha’s IV and felt every word she spoke. The writers are portraying Mannat’s current situation in a deeply poetic manner. A child born out of hatred, left on the seashore to die, is protected by a god-sent angel and entrusted to Shruti, who ultimately gives her life for her. Just moments earlier, Shruti learns she is pregnant, and within moments, both god sent people are taken away from her one due to hurt and anger, and the other brutally killed. Once again, on a stormy night, a lifeless Mannat is given a new life in the form of Dua, whom Babaji sends into her world. Unknowingly, Vikrant transfers his title of Babaji da banda for their daughter to Mannat. With Shruti’s death, Mannat buries her love for Vikrant deep within herself, leaving only anger and pain visible on the surface. Dua will be the only key through which Vikrant can open Mannat’s heart again. Mannat may reconcile for the sake of the child, but her heart remembers the pain of loss, the years Vikrant was absent, and how she alone carried both her role and his responsibility for the family. During those seven years, Vikrant has crossed the first stage of losing his family. Now he will enter stage two where he meets all of them again. His changed world, and their separate yet parallel lives, will create a continuous push and pull of emotions. This stage will redefine equations and emotions for everyone involved. It will be interesting to see how Vikrant reacts upon meeting Rotu, how Gagan responds after learning about Mannat’s daughter, and how Rotu reacts upon discovering Vikrant’s new life and so-called family. Mannat’s words while standing before Shruti’s body apne eham ko side mein rakhna apne bache ke liye were a promise she made to Shruti. That promise will be fulfilled and will set the stage for phase three of Manvik’s journey. Dua will bring her parents back under one roof, though Mannat will resist, while Vikrant will be determined to win her back from the depths of her heart. As Addy mentioned, Vikrant’s love was taken away without his knowledge. And as Moor pointed out, decisions were made on his behalf his people were removed from his life one by one, and he was trapped in fake family bonds. The writers beautifully contrasted how Rotu’s fake family turned real once Vikrant entered their lives, while Vikrant’s life for seven years was bound in fake relationships the moment Vish entered his world. Purely based on what Addy and Ayesha shared through their IVs, all tracks will remain interconnected, unfolding gradually in phases. The leap brings freshness, and I hope the makers do not disappoint. The layers added to the story are strong when viewed through the lens of seven years so much changes in everyone’s life over such a long period, and the same has happened with Vikrant and Mannat. Let’s welcome this phase with positivity.

Originally posted by: Daman17

I rewatched Ayesha’s IV and felt every word she spoke. The writers are portraying Mannat’s current situation in a deeply poetic manner. A child born out of hatred, left on the seashore to die, is protected by a god-sent angel and entrusted to Shruti, who ultimately gives her life for her. Just moments earlier, Shruti learns she is pregnant, and within moments, both god sent people are taken away from her one due to hurt and anger, and the other brutally killed. Once again, on a stormy night, a lifeless Mannat is given a new life in the form of Dua, whom Babaji sends into her world. Unknowingly, Vikrant transfers his title of Babaji da banda for their daughter to Mannat. With Shruti’s death, Mannat buries her love for Vikrant deep within herself, leaving only anger and pain visible on the surface. Dua will be the only key through which Vikrant can open Mannat’s heart again. Mannat may reconcile for the sake of the child, but her heart remembers the pain of loss, the years Vikrant was absent, and how she alone carried both her role and his responsibility for the family. During those seven years, Vikrant has crossed the first stage of losing his family. Now he will enter stage two where he meets all of them again. His changed world, and their separate yet parallel lives, will create a continuous push and pull of emotions. This stage will redefine equations and emotions for everyone involved. It will be interesting to see how Vikrant reacts upon meeting Rotu, how Gagan responds after learning about Mannat’s daughter, and how Rotu reacts upon discovering Vikrant’s new life and so-called family. Mannat’s words while standing before Shruti’s body apne eham ko side mein rakhna apne bache ke liye were a promise she made to Shruti. That promise will be fulfilled and will set the stage for phase three of Manvik’s journey. Dua will bring her parents back under one roof, though Mannat will resist, while Vikrant will be determined to win her back from the depths of her heart. As Addy mentioned, Vikrant’s love was taken away without his knowledge. And as Moor pointed out, decisions were made on his behalf his people were removed from his life one by one, and he was trapped in fake family bonds. The writers beautifully contrasted how Rotu’s fake family turned real once Vikrant entered their lives, while Vikrant’s life for seven years was bound in fake relationships the moment Vish entered his world. Purely based on what Addy and Ayesha shared through their IVs, all tracks will remain interconnected, unfolding gradually in phases. The leap brings freshness, and I hope the makers do not disappoint. The layers added to the story are strong when viewed through the lens of seven years so much changes in everyone’s life over such a long period, and the same has happened with Vikrant and Mannat. Let’s welcome this phase with positivity.

Can I just say how beautifully you described the IV and their words as a window to the future storyline ❣️

I think the next phase of the terrace promises will come true after the leap, where Vikrant promised he will do everything in his power when she resists to get back his love when he makes a mistake in future. This has to happen if they plan to show any redemption for Vikrant.

Also Shurti's words about not keeping any ahem when it comes to the baby, Mannat will always prioritize Dua and lastly I think Mannat herself though she may still be angry and not want to get back with Vikrant, she will heeve a sigh of relief when she finds out he didn't know about the baby and didn't reject the baby.

That is beautiful, Daman.

It is a fresh start for every character, with new dynamics and new games to be played.

Originally posted by: Daman17

Thank you so much RD❤️ for the kind words, Those ‘ahem’ lines and the promise she made to Shruti are meant as foreshadowing for the audience. She has already apologized on Vik’s behalf as well. Shruti’s last wish was to see them as a happy family. Even if she doesn’t want it initially but she will go ahead with it for sake of her child.

Yes initially she might compromise, but knowing Vikrant he will manage to get her forgiveness eventually if she does resist, no 2 ways around this. We know how persistent Vikrant can be once he realizes he is at fault.

With the trauma these 2 have faced with their own parentage any decisions they take for Dua's benefit wont be surprising as a viewer.

See that's the best part about Mannat she doesn't hold grudges, never has. As soon as truth starts tumbling down the closet ( like Ayesha mentioned this chapter is for truth) Mannat will automatically melt a bit, albeit still be cold towards him.

Originally posted by: Daman17

I rewatched Ayesha’s IV and felt every word she spoke. The writers are portraying Mannat’s current situation in a deeply poetic manner. A child born out of hatred, left on the seashore to die, is protected by a god-sent angel and entrusted to Shruti, who ultimately gives her life for her. Just moments earlier, Shruti learns she is pregnant, and within moments, both god sent people are taken away from her one due to hurt and anger, and the other brutally killed. Once again, on a stormy night, a lifeless Mannat is given a new life in the form of Dua, whom Babaji sends into her world. Unknowingly, Vikrant transfers his title of Babaji da banda for their daughter to Mannat. With Shruti’s death, Mannat buries her love for Vikrant deep within herself, leaving only anger and pain visible on the surface. Dua will be the only key through which Vikrant can open Mannat’s heart again. Mannat may reconcile for the sake of the child, but her heart remembers the pain of loss, the years Vikrant was absent, and how she alone carried both her role and his responsibility for the family. During those seven years, Vikrant has crossed the first stage of losing his family. Now he will enter stage two where he meets all of them again. His changed world, and their separate yet parallel lives, will create a continuous push and pull of emotions. This stage will redefine equations and emotions for everyone involved. It will be interesting to see how Vikrant reacts upon meeting Rotu, how Gagan responds after learning about Mannat’s daughter, and how Rotu reacts upon discovering Vikrant’s new life and so-called family. Mannat’s words while standing before Shruti’s body apne eham ko side mein rakhna apne bache ke liye were a promise she made to Shruti. That promise will be fulfilled and will set the stage for phase three of Manvik’s journey. Dua will bring her parents back under one roof, though Mannat will resist, while Vikrant will be determined to win her back from the depths of her heart. As Addy mentioned, Vikrant’s love was taken away without his knowledge. And as Moor pointed out, decisions were made on his behalf his people were removed from his life one by one, and he was trapped in fake family bonds. The writers beautifully contrasted how Rotu’s fake family turned real once Vikrant entered their lives, while Vikrant’s life for seven years was bound in fake relationships the moment Vish entered his world. Purely based on what Addy and Ayesha shared through their IVs, all tracks will remain interconnected, unfolding gradually in phases. The leap brings freshness, and I hope the makers do not disappoint. The layers added to the story are strong when viewed through the lens of seven years so much changes in everyone’s life over such a long period, and the same has happened with Vikrant and Mannat. Let’s welcome this phase with positivity.

You write really really well Daman! This truly seems a new chapter and one can see both Ayesha and Adnan are looking forward to unveil new layers of their character.

I think Dua will bring that balance in thier relationship which they always lacked. They always struggled to find the middle ground for anything and now with their child, both will have something in common which they will prioritize over everyone. She will be truly babaji ki di hui Dua for them.

I just wish and hope in this chapter, the positive characters will get more depth because negative ones have done their jobs. The damage is done. Now we wanna see how each of the characters who have suffered this storm be it manvik, rotu, dk, gagan etc we wanna know more about them in depth. How all of them coped up and how they will mend their ways.

As you said, lets welcome this chapter with positivity. Hopefully good will finally win over evil.

Ayesha was too good today...👌🔥

Originally posted by: WittyKittyVixxy

I know many of you aren’t happy with my brutal statements, but these interviews that they are giving is damage control measures.

Ayesha in her lone interview was very diplomatic and vague. But I am glad she recognises the fact that the audience is most definitely not pleased.

I don’t think Matka has the time to waste on further negativity in the story. She needs to hunker down & realise that all the snakes in a snake pit, aren’t truly getting the TRP she claims.

Less ego & more humility may work some small wonders for her.

Witty

I know you and me don't agree on most of the things but here I agree with you🤪.

Mukta honestly doesn't care for viewers sentiments. You and me or others also tagged her regarding Vikrant's character so many times but she simply don't care.

I am still salty about Vikrant not getting the justice for sexual abuse which he truly deserves 🤬.

I noticed one thing about Mukta that when something is in favor of show she posts about it but when it's constructive feedback or criticism she never posts about it.

So many times viewers told her about whenever ManVik are together and fighting against that episode or track always got them highest TRP.

But still they are stuck on negativity ,vamps and TRP is stagnant. If they continue this then definitely TRP will fall. IDK why they think that Vamps bring them TRP despite knowing the facts that Adsha/ManVik is that magnet which pulls viewers to the show.

Originally posted by: Daman17

Thank you so much RD❤️ for the kind words, Those ‘ahem’ lines and the promise she made to Shruti are meant as foreshadowing for the audience. She has already apologized on Vik’s behalf as well. Shruti’s last wish was to see them as a happy family. Even if she doesn’t want it initially but she will go ahead with it for sake of her child.

❤️🫠 Firstly Daman and then also RD and Kidult you are all really a credit and so appreciated in this forum, for articulating your in depth thoughts so beautifully. You deserve more credit in explaining the layers of the story than the PH’s writers do themselves.

Praying they turn this show around with writers indeed giving the leads and other characters the focus and depth this fairytale story deserves.

Let Dua finally the anchor for Vikrant and Mannat that salvages their family after the destructive tornado the vamps wreaked in their lives.

Adasha bizasia snippets💕

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