Manyata and her sense of task delegation: NIL

The relationship that Uday and Manyata share... frankly it ends up in being a scene for even a very small detail and that's just how these two are. While a normal person would appropriately delegate responsibilities, Manyata likes to do things herself. She just wanted to make his breakfast but wasn't bothered that it should be a 'good' meal. Also, I think that this is one of her 'different' or weird aspects is what makes Uday love her even more. He believes it makes her interesting/ mysterious 😆

Even if Uday told her to make his breakfast herself, she could have asked for assistance. Taking some assistance (like mixing spices) does not mean that you did not do the work by yourself.

The point that Manyata actually says "I am not your servant" is the act of her poor understanding.

Uday wanted personal attention from his would be wife. Else his food would have come through regular house-keeping rules. When personal attention is showered, that menu will differe from the menu offered to the rest of the family at the table.

But none of this means that she is a servant.

Thank God ! she had sense to serve the breakfast through the attending person !!!
I am not blaming Manyata. I am only writing what I saw on the screen. It is the writers who are continuing with follies of understanding within Manyata character.

And half of the reviews yesterday felt as if Uday did something wrong. Of course if you poke my every wish as "bad request" (demeaning it as request deserving to be done by servants), then I can sarcastically pretend that it is indeed !!! A bad action can have equally a bad reaction...