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Milind seems to have embarked on the noble task of excorcizing Panchi's ghost from Prachi's body, going by his warnings last week and this week's precap of smearing her forehead with colour. Wonder what other tricks the poor guy has to resort to claim what is rightfully his.
In Prachi's defence, the girl seems to have lost her identity in the last five years playing the role of Panchi. While her love for Milind is still strong, the Panchi in her is blinded by the sense of duty to D-family. That is the only way I can sympathise with her ramblings before Milind and God. Her duty towards her own husband seems to be relegated, because it is not Prachi speaking. The Prachi I know puts her husband before anyone else, a fact that her husband is only too well aware of. The reason she is not doing so now is that the Panchi in her is dominating right now. I have no fear that the Panchi in her will take over her being completely. There is no way she can give her heart to another, no matter how deep she is into this role playing because her heart is still filled with only Milind. The man simply dominates all her senses. His one touch still can make her tremble like a leaf. His pained glare can still make her swirm in guilt for what she is putting him through. So effectively I see Prachi as a dichotomised being, with one half of her still retaining the Prachi in her (that part which is still crazily in love with her husband) and the other half of her taken over by Panchi (that part which is bent upon fufilling the duties of a bahu in the D-family).
The only way out of this mess is to extinguish Panchi from her being which Milind has understood as the only way to get back his wife. As he said, in the battle between Panchi and Prachi, Milind will emerge victorious.So here's to Milind's success in his rightful battle to regain his family.
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