Originally posted by: sadiltl
@bold Oh dont take my words literally. What I meant is that Dua is DK's baby. And Mannat has to respect it.
Mona, I have no respect for the writers so my words might sound little deriding. Dont mind. What the writers are not able to capture here is the "emotions" between the adults. No one on earth can live under one roof with platonic relationships. Love, companionship, s*x is part of life especially when you are in 30-40s. You cant simple undo these feelings! unless you show the characters have extraordinarily control on their senses. Yes, love happens once and you can show it being sustained over years...for that...there should be a strong base. Lets assume ManVik indeed had a strong base, then they should come out clean when they met years later. If Dua is the conflict, they should try to work around her without taking people for granted iffff they are "good" people. What defines good is again in writers hand, who seem to be confused with definitions.
I am also not sure what they write. I have no much hopes there. DK till now has not been shown playing with Mannat's emotions right. Atleast thats what I understood. He seems to be a nice guy. Either they have to keep him like that and weave the plot. If they are making him insecure which are valid emotions, because he invested his energy and emotions. You cant say Mannat didnt ask for it. The fact is she is DK's wife in soceity's eyes. If she leaves him, he will be affected too. Who will marry him? Therefore, It is either a contract or commitment. There are no two ways. I mean Mannat can be grey and ignore all these moral questions, because in reality most poeple do that. Writers should atleast give that clarity. They cant show Mannat, a moralistic woman and then show her do things opposite. Same thing with DK. If he is selfless, weave the story around that. Now that he is grey, which is understandable, continue it. Dont keep flipping. With Mannat, give clarify on how much "moratlity" they are going to add to her personality and write accordingly. It is about convincing audience and making them empathize with their choices. If they keep changing people, then their choices keep changing. Why should we even bother about discussing anything if they keep changing at will. no point.
And thats exactly why I never had much issues and previously also stated its fine if DK has feelings for Mannat. He is also a human after all and staying under same roof can lead to it and it doesn't matter if they are pretending to be husband-wife or not...
My issue is his flipping statements which is quite visible in few episodes.
If he is confused about his feelings then fine which can also be a possibility but if he is not then he has been playing along since sometime...
There are too 2 things in here, his equation with Mannat & his equation with Dua...both are inter connected to each to other & if one gets affected, the other will get affected too so its obvious he would prefer to be careful..
Mannat is DK's wife in society's eyes, agreed, she has not denied it either...But that is outside the Indore house. Now what happens between them inside the house that equation also needs to be considered..am sure both agreed on this pretense to protect Dua, its not just Mannat's decision alone...
....But after all these years just because he has been part of Mannat & Dua's life & took care of them that doesn't mean he can use this as a bait and then keep on blackmailing Mannat for it as that is also not correct on moral grounds...it doesn't matter if Mannat asks for help or not (asking for help is not a sign of weakness)..Sure he can have expectations, that's again not an issue....
If in 7 years if for once Dhairya had this thought in his mind then he should have made it a point to discuss with Mannat considering both have good understanding with each other
Edited by Mona_HappyLife - 9 hours ago
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