Now that Manyata has realised that Nayantara may not be her daughter and it seems like Nayantara has caught the wind of Manyata’s doubts how is this going to affect their relationship?
The look on Nayantara’s face when she expressed her doubts to Manyata of being her daughter was heartbreaking.
You could tell that Nayantara was distraught and upset for both not being able to transform and the grim possibility of her not being Manyata’s daughter.
All these years Nayantara lived her life like the daughter of a naagin so we can imagine her disappointment for not being able to transform yet she is eager to help Manyata at any cost including mutilating herself.
Coming to Manyata,
She seemed pretty sure that Nayantara is her daughter and that she never let go of her kept her out of sight to allow any opportunities for a baby swap to the point to go through her pictures as an infant to confirm the same and even asked the pandit for questions.
She wants to find her real daughter but at the same time she wants to believe that Nayantara is indeed her own child which is why she is looking for answers over her inability to transform.
I loved the scene when was bragging about Nayantara and how she has inherited all her qualities and traits, her fighting skills etc. when the scene where Nayantara was fighting goons was being played.
Will their relationship falter or will it grow stronger? Is blood going to prove thicker than water in this case or will it be like the Krishna an do Devaki story?
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