No one really understand mishti - Page 2

Originally posted by: PranPriye

Veer is not a one dimensional character, nor does his entire life revolve only around Misti. He is a caring guy - He cares for Misti, her family, his family and his friends which includes Ruhaan. This is not the first time that he has seen Misti and Ruhaan arguing. During Holi, he felt Ruhaan took it too far by throwing the colour plate which Misti was carrying so he told Ruhaan off. During dumb charades, it was Misti who knocked off the board from Ruhaan's hands, so Veer told off Misti.

Misti humiliated Ruhaan by saying if you are a PG, stay like a PG. Veer feels responsible for this. HE insisted Ruhaan to be a PG there. Veer explained the situation to Misti. Misti made it into a Ruhaan V/S Me thing. For a loving person, that is very difficult to take. It is like questioning and comparing love. Kind of distrustful. Still, Veer explains further.

When he comes back, he sees Misti throwing his friends belongings on his feet. He is still trying to explain to Misti there. When Misti tells him that she will explain to him later, he understands and waits. Misti puts another serious accusation on Ruhaan which turns out to be false. At this, Veer finally loses it. (It can be seen as he calls her Misti and not Mish for the first time on her birthday).

If Veer expects Misti to not humiliate Ruhaan, publicly or in front of her family, thats not expecting Misti to be perfect. It is expecting her to be normal. How is he to know that Misti is fighting her attraction for Ruhaan by being especially mean to him? He TRUSTS her.

Misti has suffered as much as Pari, Ansh and Radhika. Losing a single parent is terrifying (Pari) as is never getting to know the two people who love you most on the world (Ansh). In a grandmother's age, Radhika is still parenting Ansh, Paris and Misti,with little emotional support. Pari is just newly becoming independent, Ansh is still a student and Misti's wedding is upcoming. Wedding preparations stress every parent out. She is managing every single thing beautifully. A single GRAND parent who has somehow managed to keep the bond intact of 3 siblings with different parentage.

Arnav, Veer and especially Ruhaan, who is really just a P. G. (an outsider) are really sensitive and loving to EVERYONE they meet.

On the other hand, Misti has made her difficult childhood an excuse to justify her dominating, rude and entitled behaviour which is obvious in Ruhaan's case but can been seen subtly even in the case of her family. She doesn't trust Pari to handle situations by herself, she blows at mistakes instead of explaining (Pari's FIRST time client deal, Ansh smoking and rifling through Ruhaan's belongings without permission) and listens to no one (Radhika, Su Bua after dumb charades or birthday party). Misti likes to feel sorry for herself in self created circumstances. If Misti creates a scene on birthday, which could have been resolved firmly and effectively in a better way and makes a public issue about Veer, Ruhaan, Pari, Ansh, why should these people not react? Ruhaan is too sweet and Misti is taking advantage of it.

I feel Rohan has a lot to improve as an actor but the character Veer loves Misti, just not only Misti. He apologized to Pari and Ruhaan and the drunk guy's friend did tell him that Veer would not spare him before Ruhaan came there.

I see Misti as a very flawed character and it makes the show realistic. She is not mahaan and not a mature, or averagely selfless character either. Misti has a lot to learn and her birthday can be a good starting point.

Originally posted by: PranPriye

Veer is not a one dimensional character, nor does his entire life revolve only around Misti. He is a caring guy - He cares for Misti, her family, his family and his friends which includes Ruhaan. This is not the first time that he has seen Misti and Ruhaan arguing. During Holi, he felt Ruhaan took it too far by throwing the colour plate which Misti was carrying so he told Ruhaan off. During dumb charades, it was Misti who knocked off the board from Ruhaan's hands, so Veer told off Misti.

Misti humiliated Ruhaan by saying if you are a PG, stay like a PG. Veer feels responsible for this. HE insisted Ruhaan to be a PG there. Veer explained the situation to Misti. Misti made it into a Ruhaan V/S Me thing. For a loving person, that is very difficult to take. It is like questioning and comparing love. Kind of distrustful. Still, Veer explains further.

When he comes back, he sees Misti throwing his friends belongings on his feet. He is still trying to explain to Misti there. When Misti tells him that she will explain to him later, he understands and waits. Misti puts another serious accusation on Ruhaan which turns out to be false. At this, Veer finally loses it. (It can be seen as he calls her Misti and not Mish for the first time on her birthday).

If Veer expects Misti to not humiliate Ruhaan, publicly or in front of her family, thats not expecting Misti to be perfect. It is expecting her to be normal. How is he to know that Misti is fighting her attraction for Ruhaan by being especially mean to him? He TRUSTS her.

Misti has suffered as much as Pari, Ansh and Radhika. Losing a single parent is terrifying (Pari) as is never getting to know the two people who love you most on the world (Ansh). In a grandmother's age, Radhika is still parenting Ansh, Paris and Misti,with little emotional support. Pari is just newly becoming independent, Ansh is still a student and Misti's wedding is upcoming. Wedding preparations stress every parent out. She is managing every single thing beautifully. A single GRAND parent who has somehow managed to keep the bond intact of 3 siblings with different parentage.

Arnav, Veer and especially Ruhaan, who is really just a P. G. (an outsider) are really sensitive and loving to EVERYONE they meet.

On the other hand, Misti has made her difficult childhood an excuse to justify her dominating, rude and entitled behaviour which is obvious in Ruhaan's case but can been seen subtly even in the case of her family. She doesn't trust Pari to handle situations by herself, she blows at mistakes instead of explaining (Pari's FIRST time client deal, Ansh smoking and rifling through Ruhaan's belongings without permission) and listens to no one (Radhika, Su Bua after dumb charades or birthday party). Misti likes to feel sorry for herself in self created circumstances. If Misti creates a scene on birthday, which could have been resolved firmly and effectively in a better way and makes a public issue about Veer, Ruhaan, Pari, Ansh, why should these people not react? Ruhaan is too sweet and Misti is taking advantage of it.

I feel Rohan has a lot to improve as an actor but the character Veer loves Misti, just not only Misti. He apologized to Pari and Ruhaan and the drunk guy's friend did tell him that Veer would not spare him before Ruhaan came there.

I see Misti as a very flawed character and it makes the show realistic. She is not mahaan and not a mature, or averagely selfless character either. Misti has a lot to learn and her birthday can be a good starting point.

Originally posted by: pallavi_

That's what I was saying, when everything goes right everyone can care ( I said it earlier too that Mishti is not being her real self with veer, she is acting goody infront of him) aaj jese hi Mishti ka ek flaw samne aaya veer left her!

And it's not about losing parents, it's human nature ... Veer failed miserably and how

Originally posted by: raaya

Mishthi created a scene at party without knowing complete truth. She threw ruhaan's luggage thinking that he was behind ansh's smoking and yet everyone should console her. M sorry she's wrong and it's high time she should accept it. Everyone knows she gets hyper and in starting everyone made her understand calmly but now she should be one who needs to calm down and not to rush into conclusion.

Originally posted by: SK_Love

Today ruhaan was there for mishti.. only he understand her now..Now I m also a mishan fan..I was mauhaan and mishti fan only