In a dramatic twist on Colors TV’s popular serial Mannat, Aishwarya Rai Singh has masterfully positioned herself as the victim. Her emotional breakdown and tearful apologies have left nearly everyone convinced—even those who once knew her inside out.
Aishwarya didn’t just apologize—she performed. With folded hands and trembling voice, she begged for forgiveness in front of Mannat, Gagan, and Shruti. Her story was so heartbreaking that even the most skeptical hearts softened. While some viewers might see through the act, the characters around her didn’t. They believed her. They consoled her and forgave her.
Surprisingly, Gagan—who has spent years in a troubled marriage with Aishwarya—also fell for her narrative. Despite knowing her manipulative tendencies, he embraced her and offered comfort. This moment shocked viewers. If Gagan could be swayed, who wouldn’t be?
Even Shruti, Aishwarya’s own sister, turned against herself. She began to feel guilty for not supporting Aishwarya during her time of need. This self-blame added another emotional layer to the scene, making Aishwarya’s victim portrayal even more convincing.
Just when others began questioning Aishwarya’s story, Vikrant entered the scene. He defended her fiercely, calling her the true victim. His support further validated Aishwarya’s claims. He even hugged her, reinforcing the idea that she had suffered injustice.
Clearly, Aishwarya knew what she was doing. She wanted to shift the narrative—and she succeeded. By painting herself as the wronged woman, she threw Aniruddh under the bus. Now, Mannat’s anger is directed at him, not her. Aishwarya has manipulated the situation to steer the story exactly where she wanted.
However, not all characters are fooled. Dadi, who knows Aishwarya’s true nature, remains unconvinced. She wants Aishwarya out of the house. But she’s alone in her fight. Mallika also doubts Aishwarya’s story. Her disbelief hints that the truth may still come out.
As the story progresses, viewers are eager to see how Mannat and others react. Will they uncover Aishwarya’s truth? Or will her manipulation continue to dominate the narrative? One thing is clear: Aishwarya Rai Singh is playing the smartest game in Mannat. And for now, she’s winning.
