These two words must seem to be small, but they're meaning can have a huge effect when they arrive in the form of reality in a person's life. As easy as it is to say it, moving on is the hardest part in a person's life. Something that everyone experiences at one point or another, in one way or another, but not everybody has the strength to go through it. Princess Manyata is now going through this phase of her life. A stage where she has to muster all the strength that she can to leave behind that part of her life that she once cherished with all her heart. When going through such a tough phase, one always needs the support, guidance and love of someone. That support, guidance and love would come in the form of Yuvraaj Udayveer Singh in her life. She is unaware ot it at the moment, but it's only Uday who, at this point in her life, can help her move on and leave behind those memories to make new ones, with him. Today marked the end of Akash in her life. That moment right before the ring slipped into her finger, she saw the last of the man whom she once loved. Her heart gave her a signal in the form of his imagination that it's time to move on. And now when that ring would take it's place in her finger, it would come as a proof that she has let go off her past. Yes. it would be hard, really hard, because this is a war between her past and present. But eventually, the past will fade away, because it always does. And she would live in her present with the man that she has been betrothed to almost all her life. She did not seem high-spirited or ecstatic during such an important day of her life, because she is still fighting a battle within her, a battle of her heart and her mind. But the battle is not between her love for Akash and her love for Uday. The battle is between right and wrong. She wants to love Uday, but it's clearly evident that the reason she can't bring herself to do that is because she wants to know if it's morally right to fall in love with a person who took the life of another human, and that person being the supposed love of her life. In her heart, she forgave him for his actions a long time ago, but she's confused and scared about the fact that even after what she did, her heart still evoked feelings for that man, a man who killed her lover. Is it right for her to have felt something for that person and wrong of her to not have felt any loss or grief at the death of the man she once claimed to love? The day she has an answer to that question will be the day her inner conflict ends and she can love and accept Uday with all her heart.
There is a very famous dialogue from the movie "A Walk To Remember" which I think aptly describes the relationship between Uday and Manyata.