Originally posted by: Magno
I too agree. It was Neev's chance to actually do something for Ayesha, and it seems he has decided to throw that chance away. And I so agree, Krishna, how in the world Neev didn't support Ayesha, simply as a human being? Granted he doesn't care about her but she's his wife nonetheless.
Considering Neev's stone analogy, for me the only truly correct analogy is his own part. He is that stone. For others it's not truly correct to me. Milind was not really a stone that melts with love, he's kind and loving and more like a dry sponge, completely dry because of Ayesha's betrayal. He then filled himself with Prachi's love but pretended to be dry outside. Then at one point the love brims and sips over, and he can't contain it to himself anymore.
Completley agree dear...the stone analogy for Milli did not agree with it....either...though...the ones for himself and Ayesha are true...
And I think the first stone is actually Ayesha. She is one hard stone but she might melt with love. Okay the broken stone analogy seems on target, too, but now I want a chance for her. Milind's love might not be enough for her, because maybe what she's craving for was parents and family's love. Anyway I just want to see some non romantic love to be sent her way and she melts because of it:(
And agree again...the first stone is Ayesha...also...who needs the love that was missing from her life...the love of parents...the love a family......but...dear...Premlata...Prachis mom...tried her best ...so did....Prachi...but.....:(
Lets see...what really melts her....am not at all for Prachi scraficing Mi...or Mi..being overly sympathetic....either...