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Below, I've tried to put down what seems to be the case of Prachi, Milind, Ayesha and Neev. I was trying to see things from their perspective and this is kind of what comes to mind quickly.
Ayesha :
The lady has struggled a lot in life and gotten to where she is, with leaving much behind… including her "love". Time has made her extremely bitter and possessive of what she assumes to be "hers". Hence, when Prachi, her arch enemy threatens to take place in the heart of Milind, her "love", she finds it difficult to swallow. Her arrogance overpowers her thinking, and what remains is jealousy and enmity. Ayesha's each step revolves around bringing Prachi's head down, be it at any cost. Her suffering is brought upon her own unwillingness to let reality sink in… He is no longer hers, and I think she has an inkling of the fact in her heart somewhere, and its too much to bear so she pushes it beneath her veil of hatred.
Prachi:
She's seen it all, the "ups" and "downs" of life as it is. With the loss of her father, her family's responsibility fell primarily onto her shoulders and she felt obliged to do what is best for them, at any cost… and that included sacrificing whatever feeling she had left within her for Neev in the name of "love". An abusive husband is hard to handle no doubt, but she played her part and in the game, she lost a part of herself within Milind. She has always held relationships at top priority, and today, the most prominent of them, is on the rocks. Prachi is the second name of sacrifice as many other Balaji bahus, and she is especially willing to do anything for Milind at this point. She is in a constant dilemma. On one side stands the man whom she once loved who still claims it's presence but with whom she has no feelings for; whereas on the other stands the man whose rough exterior guards her heart which she has given to him… Battling with her sister, her past, and her present… and uncertain of the future.
Milind:
"Made from scratch", or so he likes to describe himself, and perhaps rightfully so. The man has faced the bitter side of reality at each step in life… Grown up in a chawl, looked down upon by the rich kids and the rest is history… which remains an integral part of him today. Life has not been kind and neither has fate. His immense losses have left him feeling vulnerable even if he fails to admit it. He has gained wealth, but happiness was amiss… until Prachi stepped in, his smile had no reason to dance upon his lips. It's frustrating how he doesn't understand Prachi, yet we recall his position. When Prachi came to him, a ray of hope had emerged within, that perhaps life could be lived with content once more. But circumstances have been unkind. He is not angry at Prachi, but the fact remains that his understanding of love does not coincide with his wife's…. or not so far. Maybe it was because of Ayesha's betrayal, and now he feels like he has lost all… as Prachi walks away, he feels shattered and betrayed once more.
Neev:
A broken heart, the bitterness of betrayal, a helpless demeanour, a cloudy future… Neev Shergill contains all these. His love has become another's and he hates her, yet his love for her reigns above all, despite his efforts. And now, he has become the cause of Prachi's misery by his unexpected confession. His wife is burning in revenge and carries no feel for him and he has been reduced to a mere puppet. Everyone married for a reason… Ayesha for revenge, Milind for revenge, and Prachi for her family. And Neev remains where he was. Much has changed, yet he still remains helpless.
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