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I have often wondered why MICHI could find true love in each other, while NEESHA were content living in the past
Just yesterday, I realized that NEESHA could never move on because both were well-aware that they were each solely responsible for ruining what could have been a beautiful relationship with their childhood loves. If not for themselves, N could have married P, and Ayesha would have lived with Milind. But, no, they took one wrong step, which shattered their respective relationships. Neither of them could digest it, and hence they never even considered moving on. One wallowed in self-pity, while the other turned obsessed.
Neev lost Prachi because of his own distrust. How could a man who loved this gal for twenty whole years, who claimed to understand her inside out, who claimed to be her one true confidant EVER accept that she could leave him for money? Initially, Neev refused to move on because he had almost lost faith in love after her supposed betrayal. But, later, when he did learn the truth, the guilt KILLED him, and he therefore spent more time helping out someone else's wife than actually concentrating on rebuilding his own life. His heart cried because Prachi was not his, but he accepted that as his punishment for not trusting the sweet angel. In other words, he felt that he had no RIGHT to move on because he had failed the test of faith! How can he ever consider another woman then? He firmly believed that he deserved to suffer alone all his life for that one blunder
Ayesha let go of Milind because she was blinded by her hatred for the Shah family. In her quest for revenge, she ignored her love, married N just to torture P, and didn't realize until it was too late that she was actually ruining her own life. Unlike Neev though, she didn't just let MICHI be, but instead became obsessed with snatching MIlind because, unlike N who wrongly assumed that P hated him, A truly believed that M loved HER, and in fact M too almost spurred her on by getting close to her several times after marrying Prachi (until he realized P's goodness and decided to make her part of his life). His marital status meant nothing to her, and this was seen in the scene the morning after Neev's cliff confession, when Ayesha lies to Milind about spending the night together. While walking back towards her room, she thought, "Prachi Bhale Ki Milind Ki Patni Ho, Lekin Pyar Vo Mujhse Karta Hai!" That was her underlying mantra - Milind wanted to be mine, and so he will, by hook or crook! How can she even think of another man when she has a chance to get back the man who loved her?
On the contrary, MICHI had no guilty conscience, and therefore willfully decided to look ahead and seek love in their spouse
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