The rivalry between Swara Bhasker and Shehzad Poonawalla in Rise & Fall 2 has been a major talking point from the beginning of this show. We have seen differences between them whether it be political or regarding the game there is always disagreement between the two. But in the latest episode their equation took an unexpected turn, where we saw a civil conversation between the rivalry.

Swara Questions Shehzad’s Decision

In the latest episode Swara questioned Shehzad on his decision of voting for Siwet Tomar. Swara directly said “Why did you vote for Siwet, it was the stupidest thing to do.”

Shehzad explained his decision and said it was not his intention to directly vote him out. He further explained and said the voting was for weak ruler and according to him Siwet was a weak ruler. Shehzad also said “I genuinely felt upset, constant abuse genuinely gets on my nerves.”

Swara did not completely agree even after listening to Shehzad’s explanation dn jokingly said “Tu bhi kaafi provocative hai mere bhai, tuk am nahi hai”. Swara also pointed out that the people who were planning against her, their strategy also changed.

Swara Gives Shehzad a Surprising Game Advice

The most interesting part of the conversation was the advice given by Swara to Shehzad about his overall game. She said Shehzad is making a new enemy with every vote and he should keep his rivalry focused.

Swara said “Every vote, you are making an enemy, so stick to one enemy.” After this she also cleared it with Shehzad that if in future she got a chance to vote him out, then she will definitely do it. She also explained an unexpected point after that. She said she can talk with Shehzad normally even after their rivalry and don’t to look at him completely isolated. Swara explained that she has no expectation of support or vote, but there should be honesty between them.

“Dushmani Siddhant Waali” Equation

Shehzad gave an interesting name to the unusual equation between them – “Dushmani Siddhant wali.”

This line explains their current relationship perfectly. They both consider each other rivals and even vote each other when they get a chance but that does not mean that they cannot talk with each other. In this conversation we saw an understanding where rivalry and honesty exist at the same time rather than traditional friendship.

Rivals But with Honesty

The current situation between Swara and Shehzad cannot be considered as simple friendship because they have clearly accepted that they will be against each other in the game. However, it is clear from their recent conversation that personal communication and game rivalry can be kept different.

After the elimination of Siwet Tomar the dynamics between Swara and Shehzad changed completely. Swara’s “I don’t expect your support; I don’t expect your vote” stance and Shehzad’s “Dushmani sidhant wali” description highlights their unusual understanding.