कृपया वैधता और मासिक शुल्क देखिए।

Here देखिए is from the verb देखना, which literally means to see / to look. But in sentences like this, it often means check, review, or look at.

So in this sentence, देखिए is not just about physically looking at something. It means something like:

• please check
• please review
• please look at

That is very common in instructions, websites, forms, and customer-service language.

Because देखिए is the polite imperative form, used with आप.

Hindi has different command/request forms depending on how formal or polite you want to be:

• देख — very informal, used with तू
• देखो — less formal, used with तुम
• देखिए — polite/respectful, used with आप

So this sentence is addressing someone respectfully, which is why देखिए is the right choice.

कृपया means please.

It makes the sentence more polite and more formal. This is especially common in written Hindi, notices, instructions, and official communication.

You could say:

• वैधता और मासिक शुल्क देखिए।

and it would still be polite because देखिए is already respectful.

But adding कृपया makes it sound more like:

• Please check the validity and monthly fee.

So कृपया adds extra politeness and formality.

Because these words are the direct objects of देखिए, and in Hindi, direct objects like these often appear without को.

That is especially true when the objects are:

• inanimate
• abstract
• general rather than highly specific/marked

Here:

• वैधता = validity
• मासिक शुल्क = monthly fee

These are natural direct objects without को.

So:

• वैधता और मासिक शुल्क देखिए। = natural

Using को here would usually sound unnecessary or unnatural.

वैधता is a formal noun meaning validity.

Depending on context, it can mean:

• validity
• period of validity
• how long something remains valid

For example, with recharge plans, subscriptions, cards, documents, or offers, वैधता often means the validity period.

It is a somewhat formal word, and it is commonly used in official or commercial contexts.

Yes, वैधता is feminine.

Many nouns ending in -ता are feminine in Hindi, and वैधता follows that pattern.

In this sentence, though, that does not change the form of देखिए, because देखिए is an imperative form directed at the listener, not a past-tense verb agreeing with the noun.

मासिक शुल्क is a noun phrase:

• मासिक = monthly
• शुल्क = fee / charge

So together it means monthly fee or monthly charge.

Here मासिक is an adjective modifying शुल्क.

Because मासिक is one of those adjectives that usually stays the same regardless of gender or number.

Unlike adjectives such as:

• अच्छा
• अच्छी
• अच्छे

some adjectives, especially more formal or Sanskrit-derived ones like मासिक, are indeclinable in normal use. That means they do not change their ending.

So you can have:

• मासिक शुल्क
• मासिक योजना
• मासिक भुगतान

with मासिक staying the same.

Not exactly.

शुल्क usually means:

• fee
• charge
• tariff

It is a more formal word than a general word for price.

So मासिक शुल्क is best understood as:

• monthly fee
• monthly charge

not just any kind of price.

In everyday speech, people may also use words like:

• फीस
• चार्ज
• किराया

depending on the context.

Because one verb can easily apply to both items.

The structure is:

• वैधता और मासिक शुल्क = validity and monthly fee
• देखिए = please check

So the meaning is:

• Please check [the validity] and [the monthly fee].

This works the same way as in English: one verb covers both nouns joined by और.

No. Here देखिए does not agree with those nouns.

It is an imperative form directed to the listener, with an implied आप. So its form is determined by the level of politeness, not by the nouns being checked.

That is why it stays देखिए whether you are checking one thing or several things.

It is definitely natural, but it sounds formal.

This is the kind of Hindi you would expect in:

• websites
• payment pages
• customer-service messages
• instructions
• official notices

In very casual speech, people might use less formal wording, sometimes mixing in English. But the sentence as given is correct, natural, and appropriate in formal standard Hindi.

Yes. Both spellings are commonly seen:

• देखिए
• देखिये

In modern standard Hindi, देखिए is generally preferred, but देखिये is also very common in everyday writing.

For a learner, it is useful to recognize both as the same word.

In careful pronunciation, it is something like kripaya. In everyday speech, many speakers compress it, so it can sound closer to kripya.

So if you hear a shortened spoken form, that is normal.

This is one reason learners may find कृपया a little harder to match between writing and speech.