Mrs.Prachi Mishra - Page 3

Ayesha was always a tough lady Magno. In their relationship (MA) too she was the tough one. She was the one who enthused him to fight back the world by showing it what he is capable of. She forbade him from shedding tears when he was about to leave. I dont think she ever showed her vulnerability to him(I may be wrong because I only saw some parts of Ayesha prior to her father's death).

Originally posted by: shali

although I have enjoyed today epi....I have to agree with anju on this its to early to be celebrating...
I want to see more off prachi giving it back to ayesha...and she better be fighting for her rights....

I agree with you Shanta, I want to see Prachi consistantly telling that WWW Ayesha to stay within her limits, and am still waiting for the slap 😆

Nice topic Anju :)

I havent seen the entire episode inc that scene, so thanks for the thumbs up.

Originally posted by: optimist

Ayesha was always a tough lady Magno. In their relationship (MA) too she was the tough one. She was the one who enthused him to fight back the world by showing it what he is capable of. She forbade him from shedding tears when he was about to leave. I dont think she ever showed her vulnerability to him(I may be wrong because I only saw some parts of Ayesha prior to her father's death).

Yup I too think she didn't show her fragile side to Milind but I think he 'knew' she was quite fragile. Plus being a tough lady doesn't equal a cruel enough lady to kick someone out of their house, no? But ewww I don't want to talk about Milind and Ayesha that way. And not only Ayesha's way to make Milind throw Prachi out was stupid and unnecessarily complicated (a trait which I really dislike) in my eyes, she had the heart and guts to actually make Milind eat the too spicy food!!😡 How dare she!😡@%#^@!!

Originally posted by: Magno

she had the heart and guts to actually make Milind eat the too spicy food!!😡 How dare she!😡@%#^@!!

Magno, that is why I believe Ayesha never really cares for Milsi. She wants to own him not love him. He is just a lap dog to her.

Even if they had married each other and not Neev and Prachi respectively their marriage would never have worked. I love JC's Ayesha far more than I do this WWW. In fact this one I absolutely abhor.

Opti you're sure having fun with those super cute smileys 😆😆.

But nah, we've talked about this Opti. JC's Ayesha is in fact close to the old Ayesha. So if Ayesha didn't swear her revenge and change so pathetically the way she actually did and naturally married Milind (if she gave up running away from him), hypothetically speaking I'm sure they could have made things work, just like Prachi and Neev. It's just they are not meant for each other, they are not destined to be together har har har. So no point of discussing it hehe. Right now Ayesha is no more than a dust whose place actually is in the dustbin. I just don't want Prachi or Milind to put her there, since you see I love purely goodhearted characters.

Magno, I dont agree with you here. Ayesha and Milsi are temperamentally the same but their characters are diametrically opposite, a deadly combination which would have spelt disaster for any marriage. Yes, opposites attract. But a relationship will be a success if that opposite is in terms of temperament and not in character.

Prachi and Milsi are opposites in temperament but not in basic character. Both of them have the same values. Both give high importance to family, to human relationships. Both are forgiving in nature. Both have respect for elders. Both will go to any extent for the people they care about. They always put themselves and their needs behind that of those loved ones.

Ayesha is too self centred. Having never had a real family, family ties mean nothing to her. She is unforgiving and ruthless. She put her revenge above everything, including her love. She did not care for Milsi's feelings and did not even inform him what she was doing although she was supposed to be in love with him. Had she not promised to take care of his sister in his absence? That girl had gone to the extent of attempting suicide. Yet, this woman was so consumed with her own revenge she forgot about her. She neither took care of his father, a stroke patient.

Even if Alaap had not done that great injustice to her mother, sooner or later her latent traits would have surfaced in some form or the other in their relationship and would have ruined it.