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This is the motto of the three musketeers of Alexander Dumas's novel by the same name. Prachi believes in the first half of this motto and ends up with the second half. Lets see her life's journey.
She sacrificed her love for Neev for the sake of his own good and to fulfil a promise she made to her father to keep Ayesha happy. She also sacrificed their property to Ayesha. Then to redeem Alaap from financial trouble she married Milind.
Prachi sacrificed herself (One) for all (Neev, Ayesha, Alaap)
Were they happy? No. All three led unhappy lives. Her sacrifice bore fruit though since she got Milind who though initially unhappy with her sacrifice since he lost his love Ayesha because of it, ended up finding his happiness with her.
Then comes Sukriti's child out of wedlock.
Again Prachi sacrificed her reputation and risked her marriage(One) for all (Sukriti, Milind, Baba)
Did this help?No. All three were unhappy for a long long time till the baby himself did the honours of putting an end to the torture.
Coming to the latest track.
Prachi is sacrificing her life for all (Suproteek, Proteek and the D-family). Only this time around she decided to sacrifice her husband and son as well maybe because she considers them part of her. So 'one' here is actually 'three'.
As of now the D-family are ignorant and hence in bliss. Will they remain so?
So again everybody's happiness and peace will be ruined by Prachi's decision to be the ever so sacrificing woman in every one's lives.
One thing though. As the saying goes "Charity covereth a multitude of sins". So I guess God and fate will finally come to her rescue despite her foolishness. Will she learn a lesson after this? Well if she did, I guess they will have to draw the curtains on this show as well for they thrive in Michi separation and reunion.
