Is Mishti being sidelined?

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LiveLifeHonest

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Posted: 6 years ago

I have a big qualm with how the writers are developing Mishti. Why are they not giving more monologues of Mishti? It is as though she has not lost her parents. Even her feelings about Veer aren't clear. While the actress is doing a great job emoting to hint at her feelings for various things, more is needed like monologues so that people can fully understand Mishti.

For the past 3 days, the writer has consistently been giving monologues of Pari. We know how she feels about various people including Nandini. While I am happy that is done so she can be given a chance by the audience to like her and rise from Nandini's shadows, why isn't the same being done for Mishti. Till now, we have no idea what she feels for Mauli, Ishaan, Ansh and even Veer. It's as though the writer wants us to maintain a distance from her.

I am not bashing Pari, before anyone starts. I am just disappointed as I started watching for Mishti, Mauhaan's beti and it almost feels as though Mishti is being sidelined.

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Posted: 6 years ago

just yesterday only serial has started . give it time . she is getting equal screen space . slowly her character will grow and we will get to know all !😊

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Posted: 6 years ago

Originally posted by: LiveLifeHonest
I have a big qualm with how the writers are developing Mishti. Why are they not giving more monologues of Mishti? It is as though she has not lost her parents. Even her feelings about Veer aren't clear. While the actress is doing a great job emoting to hint at her feelings for various things, more is needed like monologues so that people can fully understand Mishti.

For the past 3 days, the writer has consistently been giving monologues of Pari. We know how she feels about various people including Nandini. While I am happy that is done so she can be given a chance by the audience to like her and rise from Nandini's shadows, why isn't the same being done for Mishti. Till now, we have no idea what she feels for Mauli, Ishaan, Ansh and even Veer. It's as though the writer wants us to maintain a distance from her.

I am not bashing Pari, before anyone starts. I am just disappointed as I started watching for Mishti, Mauhaan's beti and it almost feels as though Mishti is being sidelined.

Two Hero's are already in love with her dear. .I don't think anyone will get sidelined, if I'm not wrong Kunal's character that's Ruhaan is going to get obsessive for Mishti.. So lots of Mishaan scenes are up😊

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Posted: 6 years ago

Mishti is an introvert . Does not reveal her feelings so easily. Also being the eldest child might have something to do with it.

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Posted: 6 years ago

Originally posted by: jaanulovejaanam
just yesterday only serial has started . give it time . she is getting equal screen space . slowly her character will grow and we will get to know all !😊

Honestly, I don't care about the length of screenspace. My concern is the quality. Even if it's 5 minutes, there should sufficient emphasis on a character and his/ her own emotions. The writer gives us none of that. We are only left to guess what Mishti is feeling based on her emotions; but there is no insight into her thoughts. While are consistent highlights into Pari's thoughts and somewhat into Ruhaan's. Even Veer requires more insight.

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Posted: 6 years ago

Originally posted by: Squadmishali

Two Hero's are already in love with her dear. .I don't think anyone will get sidelined, if I'm not wrong Kunal's character that's Ruhaan is going to get obsessive for Mishti.. So lots of Mishaan scenes are up😊

For me, it is not about the love triangles. Mishti is more than this love triangle. She is MauHaan's beti and has a relationship with Kunal too. She is an independent person with her own thoughts. Yet, the way the writer is portraying it, it's as though MauHaan never existed in her life and we do not get to fully see how much impact the past has had on Mishti, except for a few brief instances. We have minimal insights into her feelings. From these past 3 days, we know how much Pari suffered due to the past. We have an idea of Kunal's sort-of obsession. Yet, there's little insight into Mishti and even Veer's feelings and thoughts.

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Posted: 6 years ago

Originally posted by: poiu123
Mishti is an introvert . Does not reveal her feelings so easily. Also being the eldest child might have something to do with it.

Mishti might be an introvert, but it doesn't mean that her feelings and thoughts can't be portrayed. Just a few internal monologues and a few flashbacks would give more insight into Mishti's characterisation and her relationship with others.

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Posted: 6 years ago

Originally posted by: LiveLifeHonest

Mishti might be an introvert, but it doesn't mean that her feelings and thoughts can't be portrayed. Just a few internal monologues and a few flashbacks would give more insight into Mishti's characterisation and her relationship with others.

I agree. I want Mishti's monologues too. I don't want to be the prize that Ruhaan and Veer are trying to win. I want to know how she feels about her past and present

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Posted: 6 years ago

Originally posted by: -poloenigma-

I agree. I want Mishti's monologues too. I don't want to be the prize that Ruhaan and Veer are trying to win. I want to know how she feels about her past and present

Me too. It's really disappointing to see that there's no monologue in these past 3 episodes. No mention of MauHaan and no insight into how the past affected Mishti except for her prioritising commitment over sparks.