Mannat Har Khushi Paane Ki: Episode Discussion Thread - 36 - Page 10

As most of us already see where this maybe going based on foreshadowing (disclaimer - 99% of the times we are wrong )

For argument sake, Can relationships survive without forgiveness and moving on from the hurt ? Does both the parties have to be at the same level of forgiveness or most relationships have 1 individual more forgiving than the other and is this normal. Which one do you think ManVik fall into both are at the same level of forgiveness or one more than the other ? Would it be wrong after so much hurt, pain if one of the party decides to forgive the other party faster than audience expectations?

Kidult/RD……agree Yuvi so selfish and spoilt and Vik not able to instil any morals and manners in him, obviously no interest from Malla (he has his foster Nani’s distaste for poor people 🤣). But this is done on purpose, so the audience don’t get too attached to the boy and for Vik to see the comparison in upbringing once he sees Dua, first without even knowing she’s Mannat’s daughter, and of course later when he does. Also that under DK and RoTu’s love what a well grounded and intelligent child she is.

As Malla said she has no idea of the boys bio-parents, once Malla’s lie is exposed she will have no interest in caring for him ( putting aside being punished )….Vik will continue his care of him into the future as RoTu did Vik…..so yes comparisons with his own story and the choices RoTu made and later Vik reflecting on his rejection of those choices.

As Damian says Dua will have clashes but will be able to teach Yuvi some manners!

What? RD...very confusing yaar.

Originally posted by: scarlett22

What? RD...very confusing yaar.

Confusing hoga naa. I am trying to understand is it wrong for 1 partner to be more forgiving than the other or do both partners have to be equally forgiving in a relationship. Is it even possible that both partners are equally forgiving considering they are 2 different individuals and not trained robots.

Originally posted by: Rdigest

As most of us already see where this maybe going based on foreshadowing (disclaimer - 99% of the times we are wrong )

For argument sake, Can relationships survive without forgiveness and moving on from the hurt ? Does both the parties have to be at the same level of forgiveness or most relationships have 1 individual more forgiving than the other and is this normal. Which one do you think ManVik fall into both are at the same level of forgiveness or one more than the other ? Would it be wrong after so much hurt, pain if one of the party decides to forgive the other party faster than audience expectations?

I don't have a response just further questions

What needs to be forgiven?

1) For mannat - she thinks Vikrant rejected her child (which is MU). Dua's truth solves this but what of the CA with DK? What would need to happen for them to move past the CA. This accusation was from Vishakha. if he is still in good books with Vishakha can he believe there is no relationship between the two.

2) Vikrant - Mannat did not disclose his birth truth. Is he still angry about this? Or he is holding onto the DK/Mannat being in a relationship issue.

Originally posted by: Bettyscar

I don't have a response just further questions

What needs to be forgiven?

1) For mannat - she thinks Vikrant rejected her child (which is MU). Dua's truth solves this but what of the CA with DK? What would need to happen for them to move past the CA. This accusation was from Vishakha. if he is still in good books with Vishakha can he believe there is no relationship between the two.

2) Vikrant - Mannat did not disclose his birth truth. Is he still angry about this? Or he is holding onto the DK/Mannat being in a relationship issue.

I was confused too since I can see many of us being upset Mannat will forgive Vikrant instantly when she finds out divorce truth and Rejection Dua truth, so was trying to gauge forgiviness between partners

1. Once Dua truth is out Mannat may automatically attribute CA to being manipulated aswell and may never question Vikrant . The accusation was also from Vikrant naa since he believed 1 picture over their love?

2. Don't think he cares about Mannat DK relationship status as much as birth Truth, since as soon as he heard Shurti death news we know how he reacted

More questions than answers it is then

Originally posted by: Rdigest

Confusing hoga naa. I am trying to understand is it wrong for 1 partner to be more forgiving than the other or do both partners have to be equally forgiving in a relationship. Is it even possible that both partners are equally forgiving considering they are 2 different individuals and not trained robots.

As a certain someone says ‘if you can put s stop to a fight, do it’ and even goes as far as saying even if you aren’t in the wrong, just to diffuse the situation apologise and can later revisit . Vik needs to takes heed of this advise the most of course.

But in my opinion, in most relationship one partner will be more forgiving, more level headed, more mature. So that once the situation is calmed down can make the other partner understand and come on the same page? Saying that, not to the extent that the other partner never learns and it’s a pattern of one apologising and the other arguing.

Originally posted by: Resham

I loved the intimate dance and the lift...my heart is so satisfied seeing this coming from a lost viewing....credit goes to Adsha and their comfort offscreen ....the Adsha fan in me is really content seeing it ..

We see through Manvik tinted glasses chasma ..everything looks colorful..

In two days, we have become hungry and thirsty of our daily dose of Manvik Chalo mil gayeee. Satisfied for now..🤗😍

Originally posted by: Shazia_h

As a certain someone says ‘if you can put s stop to a fight, do it’ and even goes as far as saying even if you aren’t in the wrong, just to diffuse the situation apologise and can later revisit . Vik needs to takes heed of this advise the most of course.

But in my opinion, in most relationship one partner will be more forgiving, more level headed, more mature. So that once the situation is calmed down can make the other partner understand and come on the same page? Saying that, not to the extreme that the other partner never learns and it’s a pattern of one apologising and fighting the argument.

Bold - absolutely, I truly believe this, else relations may not survive a day.

And 2nd paragraph ❤️, this actually is close to reality if you ask me. 2 individuals may never be able to act as mirror images and react exactly the same way.

Wapas likhke delete kiya.