Originally posted by: optimist
There is no way that Prachi will ever fall for anyone save Milsi. That I am quite confident of, Neev or no Neev. I dont think even Neev is interested in getting back with her. In the last couple of episodes, he looked at her with anything but love. If Milsi is made to leave she will be right there waiting for him (may be even fighting Neev to protect his business), even if she thinks he is not going to return.
That is true. Neev PRachi have gone beyond the getting-back-together days. Neev himself noticed that change him when he left Prachi crying after Milsi's arrest and he said to himself that her tears don't move him anymore...whereas before he'd have become a clown in a second to bring back the smile on her face when she starts to cry. Prachi on the other hand, doesn't need to admit that she cares little for Neev. But her actions are definitely in disregard for Neev. She cares only about Milind and his family and Neev is nowhere in near-sight. So even if Milsi is out of the picture she will not go to Neev because they both have moved far far away from each other. And besides, considering that Neev is still lawfully wedded to Ayesha, i don't think Prachi will force a divorce for her sister and if Milind is not around to be her solace Ayesha most definitely will not let Neev free to be with Prachi (even if he wanted to). That would defeat the whole purpose of her marrying Neev in the first place.
But I feel that there is no need to reinvent Milsi's character. He is not stagnating, if anything he is degenerating due to this revenge track (thanks to the mess caused by Prachi's lie). The mess needs to be cleared up soon. If not, he needs to leave (would prefer a business trip since he does not want to stay in the same house as Prachi and keep pretending for his father which he will be forced to do because of his love for him). He can make himself unreachable since this is a preplanned trip and he does not want to be traced. If the truth were to break out in his absence then no one would be able to contact him and one need'nt explain it as cowardice because he would have frankly not known about what was happening back home.
I never thought of that. He did put up an act before in front of his dad but there was more truth to that act he was still very uncomfy doing it. So maybe you are right, with so much hatred in him he won't be able to put up a drama. He'll hate himself if he does. So it might be better that he leaves. But an accident to him will also effect his baba's health. His baba will die with him so hopefully BT keeps that in mind when showing Milind's exit. But when have they cared about logic. They can show that baba will get a heart attack at merely being insulted but at the thought of loosing a son the father will stand like a rock and comfort his D-I-L. 😆
And Ryka, I would not call all his decisions right or that he makes right all his decisions. His spur of the moment decisions to seek revenge from Neev do not look right to me, no matter what the provocation is. Neither Neev's decisions are right nor are his. So I would'nt go so far as to absolve him of it. These decisions may well come back to bite him when the truth comes out because Saket is after all Neev's brother. Yes, he needs a break to remove himself off the scene because things are spiralling out of control and any further advancement will only be negative to say the least. If he conciously leaves it is not as if he is trying to escape. No, he just does not want to hurt his baba which is true to his character. At the same time he cannot live the life of a hypocrite. He may be impulsive but is definitely not a hypocrite. So he cannot stay on and put up the show for his baba. So he may opt for the safest option of removing himself from the scene in a seemingly innocent business trip but make himself unreachable.
Honestly i am tired of justifying each and every act of all the characters in this show. Lets all admit it, none of them are that perfect. They all do make mistakes no matter what the justification. I am just fed up of people blaming one character for everything (and i am not talking about Prachi being blamed). I am also tired of Ayesha being blamed for all evils all the time. Sometimes its Neev, Prachi and Milind's stupidity also that lands them into the soup that they are in. Neev never made a clear gesture to Ayesha that he wants to spend a happy life with her. So then he also shouldn't just blame Ayesha for messing up his life. Neev is not doing anything to prove that Ritwik is not his child so wth is he screaming at PRachi for. Just at easily Ayesha got a DNA test for Prachi, Neev too can get a DNA test and prove that he is not the father and get everyone off his back. But he would rather do stupid things and compete with Milind, why, because he just needed a reason to retaliate. He's been wanting to do this for a long time and now he has an excuse for it. Milind i won't even go there. I'll just end up hating myself for saying what i have to say. Prachi is also no use talking about her. So now, none of them have my sympathies. I feel sorry for PL for having such a miserable set of kids living with her whom she needs to mother and guide to bring them to their right paths.
And I personally feel that a strong man is not necessarily a man with loads of attitude and a certain meanness. In fact the current Milsi is certainly mean. He does'nt need to disappear to return back mean. One can be a strong man without all these props. And Milsi is not Angad who was a rockstar who thrives on attitude. He is a far better etched character who has this rare combination of toughness and sweetness and I do not want him to ever lose it. And what is wrong to show a senstive side to a man? Just because he hurts and sheds a few tears, it does not make him less of a man. It does not make him less of a man if he continues to love the woman who he believes has hurt him. Let him not turn into a mean guy because of the foolishness of the woman he loves. Nothing can justify meanness and especially crime committed out of that meanness be it bribery, arson or something even more grave. No, that is not Milsi as I have known him all these months. He will definitely feel awful for behaving the way he did.
True, strong men don't need to be mean...but its fun to watch a good hearted mean machine.😆 That adds masala to the story and the TRP's go up. The viewers love to watch attitude...the good-guy act gets boring after a while. Characters need to have spunk. My personal taste has no place for tears...in men and women alike. I was initially attracted to Ayesha's character because she don't cry and whine about her misfortunes. Same for Milsi. I liked him better than Neev because Neev was all about complaining and no actions to make his life better as a sharp contrast to Milsi.
So yes, he needs to leave and reflect in peace before he does any further damage to his beautiful character. And no, I dont want an accident track to explain that absence. Maybe he can be shown to have had an accident while he was away on his supposed 'business trip'. His leaving should be a conscious decision to avoid being a hypocrite and nothing else. And his reutrn should be that of a man who has learnt to be more balanced, who has conquered that implusive streak in him and who goes beyond the obvious with a cool mind, whose reactions would not be immediate, based on his pumping adrenalin but more measured, based on his grey cells.
I agree he needs to leave. But as for balance, i don't think it will come that easily. His temperament is his basic nature and not a habit that you can get rid of. Temperaments of people rarely change if at all, and even if it changes it doesn't change in a 180 degree fashion...only mild modifications occur. I don't think Milsi will ever become a completely balanced character (say like Mihir of Kyunki [strictly in temperament]) and don't think i'll be able to digest that. Maybe way in the future when or if the show takes a leap and Milsi is shown as a father of a teenager then the balanced nature will look more realistic because Milsi will have had years of experience and maturity added to his temperament.