This is an Ekta trademark! 😆 She always puts in too many characters to handle, 5-6 siblings, or 5-6 kids after leaps, and then she'll only focus on a few. And eventually, half of them disappear and are never even mentioned again (such bad script writing!)
Jokes apart, I guess there isn't a reason to focus on him yet. I hope there's more shown about him and his feelings once he comes face-to-face with his dad and other siblings.
I see quite a bit of negative opinions about his character already. But I think it's unfair to label him materialistic and uncaring based on the only 2-3 scenes he has been given. We have seen max 5 min of his life! Compare this to the other kids, who have gotten some great longer scenes, so obviously people relate to them more.
But IMO, Aarav has been shown to care about what's happening around him. He did want to go to the airport with Nishi to meet his dad, and once Nishi came back he did ask emotionally if his dad had asked about him. He was just as hurt when Neil sent money to Nishi.
Wanting a motorbike or thinking that things would be different if he had a dad does not necessarily make him uncaring. Even Suhani said there are some things Dad can't teach. That didn't make her uncaring. But if her statement is true, then the contrary must be true too. There are some things Mom can't understand or you can't talk to Mom about. If the need for a mother is so important, then the need for a father must be equally important. And although Pam is annoying, she has been there for Suhani as a mother-figure. On the other hand, Aarav is a guy who lives with 5 women! He has never had any male in his family/home life. It's only natural for him to think or be under the impression (possibly a wrong impression) that maybe if he had a father in the house, his father would perhaps understand him better. I just think it's too early to judge his character because we haven't been shown enough.
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