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GratefulDead

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Posted: 17 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: Grateful Dead

Muneee..wht do think i was suggesting??🤪

Muneeee...mail SS part 24 of WBB....ask him to take inspiration from there😳😆

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Bona

@bones88

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Posted: 17 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: blind horizon

Darling I didn't mean you as sentimental it was Vasu I had meant since Vasu hardly uses smiling emoticons all she uses is this.... 😕

awww munee me reading things to quickly these days😆

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Opti

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Posted: 17 years ago

#23

I don't want Milsi to be ever angry or arrogant with Prachi. Disappointed yes, for keeping his child away from him for 3 years. I want him to appeal to her sensivity, make her feel guilty. I am sure Prachi post leap will show tons of attitude to avoid him for his safety (going by the glam mom look). If he too rides the high horse, we will never have a Michi reunion. I want the courting the other way around this time, Milsi pursuing Prachi in right earnest ,not in an aggressive way, but in a soft, romantic and tender way, and never taking no for an answer.

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GratefulDead

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Posted: 17 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: optimist

I don't want Milsi to be ever angry or arrogant with Prachi. Disappointed yes, for keeping his child away from him for 3 years. I want him to appeal to her sensivity, make her feel guilty. I am sure Prachi post leap will show tons of attitude to avoid him for his safety (going by the glam mom look). If he too rides the high horse, we will never have a Michi reunion. I want the courting the other way around this time, Milsi pursuing Prachi in right earnest ,not in an aggressive way, but in a soft, romantic and tender way, and never taking no for an answer.

Opti .neither do i want Milsi to be angry with Prachi but surely that posessiveness would be there.and ofcourse the "Abhimaan" ...for the way she ran away from him 5yrss back knowing fully well he cant stay without her

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Opti

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Posted: 17 years ago

#25

GD, he knows the reason why she did it. Going by his expressions on Thursday, one could make out he was more sympathetic to her plight than angry or disappointed with her. It appeared as though he knew that this would be the way she will react. So instead of being angry as he normal is when she does something foolish, like the time when she fell down the stairs and hurt herself to prevent him from going to Pune, he was more pleading. The fact that she kept his child from him will irk him as it should. Venting his anger is no solution for it will get them nowhere because if I understand right Prachi will no longer be the meek, docile character post leap. She may only encourage his anger so that he may hate her. If he uses the child, threatening to fight a custody battle for her, it will only make it more painful for Michi. Both Mi and Chi will be torn by it. Chi may even decide to give up the child if it means that he will stay alive. I'd rather Milsi works his plans more subtly by making it impossible for her to say no to him. If that Prateek guy is still around post leap, he should get him out of the picture.

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BlackWitch

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Posted: 17 years ago

#26

i wud want that to b an intense scene where he slowly persuades prachi to come back to him

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GratefulDead

@GratefulDead

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Posted: 17 years ago

#27

Originally posted by: optimist
GD, he knows the reason why she did it. Going by his expressions on Thursday, one could make out he was more sympathetic to her plight than angry or disappointed with her. It appeared as though he knew that this would be the way she will react. So instead of being angry as he normal is when she does something foolish, like the time when she fell down the stairs and hurt herself to prevent him from going to Pune, he was more pleading. The fact that she kept his child from him will irk him as it should. Venting his anger is no solution for it will get them nowhere because if I understand right Prachi will no longer be the meek, docile character post leap. She may only encourage his anger so that he may hate her. If he uses the child, threatening to fight a custody battle for her, it will only make it more painful for Michi. Both Mi and Chi will be torn by it. Chi may even decide to give up the child if it means that he will stay alive. I'd rather Milsi works his plans more subtly by making it impossible for her to say no to him. If that Prateek guy is still around post leap, he should get him out of the picture.

I get your point Opti...logical....i really want the Michi Baby to play the catalyst for these two lovebirds😳

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Rima

@PourQuoi

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Posted: 17 years ago

#28

Great Idea Munee...

Loved everyone's ideas! Great stuff!

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NosVemos

@NosVemos

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Posted: 17 years ago

#29

Originally posted by: Grateful Dead
Bonnie very well said👏👏...i have a lump in my throat now

@ Muneee..abt the reunion..do u remember reading a FF by Sangs..wedded by blackmail...i somehow loved Milind's posessiveness and anger becuse Prachi left him like that five yrs back......i dont mindif creatives take bits and pieces from that

Ans ofcourse like Bona..i too want the Michi baby to play the catalyst for these two

Shabbir will rock as the Milind of Sang's Wedded by FF. Milind will defintely be deeply hurt and disappointed when he finds out about the baby. Though he will still love her and die to be with her, he will express his disappointment in anger.

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NosVemos

@NosVemos

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Posted: 17 years ago

#30

My post leap scenario (trying to write something that these creatives can make it happen)...

Milsi lives with a hope that Prachi is alive and determines to get her back in his life. He desperately searches for her for years. Meanwhile Mallika knows where Prachi is and she keeps threatening her that she will harm Milsi if she comes back in his life (I have to have some force on Prachi to be apart, or else I can't see the logic in Prachi not contacting Milsi for years). But slowly Milsi finds out Mallika is the killer and jails her. A year or so is spent in this.

By this time, Prachi's baby is born and she is also mothering Prateek's child (I don't like the baby to die.. that's the only reason I am making Prachi Sou-Prateek's mother too though I wish there was no other baby in Prachi's lap other than Milsi's).
Late Prateek's family is very considerate to Prachi and they take care of her with utmost love. They encourage her to be a working mother and she succeeds in life. Prachi is assuming all this time that Mallika might still be trying to get Milsi (She can't think Mallika-Milsi are together for heaven's sake).

Prachi is a businesswoman at the end of four year separation and she meets Milsi in a conference as Panchi. She is introduced as Panchi to him and she doesn't tell him that she is his Prachi. Milsi is very sure she is his Prachi and tries to talk to her while she refuses. Prachi has two issues to hide her identity from Milsi.
1. She is still scared of Mallika
2. She is worried what she will tell to Prateek's family as she has been kind of cheating all these days that she was Prateek's wife.

Milsi first pleads her. When it doesn't work, he is determined in getting her back this way or that way. He is initially confused about her two children but the younger one (his daughter) develops a special bond with him as he sees his childhood in that little angel.

Slowly he figures out it's his child and then, he is hell bent on bringing his family back together. He hangs around Prachi all the time, teasing her, talking to her, seducing her, hurting her.. when one fine day she gives up and falls into his arms confessing her burning love. And the three reunite. Milsi also adopts Prateek's son (may be he can stay with his grandparents often too so that they are not totally heartbroken).

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