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The parallels between both children are quite fascinating. Both girls deeply crave a mother figure in their lives, yet both wish to pull Ankita toward two different men.
Vaishnavi
- She was a child so depressed at losing her mother that she barely spoke or interacted with anyone else. Yet, she immediately connected with Ankita and is the main reason that Ankita was accepted into Ranvijay's family for the past 5+ years.
- Vaishnavi has showered Ankita with love and has filled in the void for the child Ankita believes she has lost. Both of them emotionally depend on one another and have kept each other afloat.
- It is understandable for her to want Ankita to go from being her Choti ma to her mother. She sees the love Ranvijay has for Ankita and Ankita has raised her like she would her own child. So it makes sense for her to play cupid in bringing two of the most important people in her life together.
Aashi
- Aashi on the other hand is Ankita's biological daughter, and they have just come face to face for the first time in 5 years.
- If not for Rushali, this child would have been cared for and loved by Ankita and Ranvijay's family from birth and been one of their own.
- Circumstances are such that although she is living with her biological father, even he isn't aware of it. Even though Pari is her adoptive mother, she has not even taken the effort to care for her and has left a deep void in the child's heart. Pari doesn't even hide her repulsion to the extent that a 5 year old child is looking for a "new" mother. In doing so, she will bring Naren and Ankita face to face again after so many years.
Ideally, it would be great if these two children don't pull Ankita in different directions. Eventually, if Ankita/Ranvijay get married and fall in love and Naren/Pari work out their relationship, everyone can live happily. Aashi can have the love of 4 parents and not try to get Ankita/Naren together. Vaishnavi would be a great older sister to Aashi just as she would have been if Aashi had been with her since birth. Things can still end happily for both couples and their children.
