So i was wondering how forgiving Michi fans or Neev fans will be towards Aeysha if she decides to take her marriage to Neev seriously one fine day.
As for me, I was a fan of Ayesha before Prachi. I am a feminist and i cannot stand girls who portray themselves as helpless especially compared to men. I admire the woman who knows and displays her strength. Therefore Prachi in the begining used to annoy me to no extent and when she met Ayesha and started to come out of her father's and Neev's shadow, i really loved Ayesha for that. She was a role model of sorts. The way she took care of her mother and herself...she was always a fighter. She fought all odds that life has thrown at her. So today if she still fights destiny with the same spirit, can we really blame her. That is what she has done all her life. She refused to let circumstances bring her down. She fought for her right to live and today she is fighting for her right to a happy life, which in her opinion is only with Milind. It is a mind block that she has that unfortunately doesn't allow her to see the possiblities she has with Neev and Neev too is to blame for that. He keeps swinging like a pendulum. One day he is happy for Michi and yells at Ayesha for trying to break them up and the next day he is shedding tears at their union. If Ayesha even has to consider a life with Neev, Neev has to first let her know that he is over Prachi and ready for a life with her. Till then it is useless blaming Ayesha for clinging to the only person who has ever been a solace to her and seems to be the only person that genuinely cares for her today.
In Tuesday's episode when Prachi and PL were having a mother daughter moment and PL was happy at her daughter's joy, and Ayesha showed up behind them, immediately PL's expression changed and she taunted Ayesha. I felt a pang for Ayesha at that moment because Prachi has her mother to revel in her happiness and to support her in her sorrow..but Ayesha who is so heartbroken has not one that she can hug and cry her heart out to. No one to put a hand on her head and give her a lap to sleep on. At such a point in your life when one has no hope a mother's touch is probably the most soothing balm to anyone. And Ayesha doesn't have that luxury, she almost never had that luxury. That could possibly be the source of my sympathy for her today...and i can say that if she turns around from here for the better, i will forgive her for all the pain she caused everyone.
JC