Why are we misunderstanding RK? Please read

Guys I just realized who RK reminds me of and I am understanding him now. I wish i knew how to compose this topic. I don't have way with words. But i hope you understand what i am trying to say. At least the people who have read Wuthering Heights will.

RK is the indian version of Heathcliffe from Wuthering Heights (Emily Bronte). How can I forget this character? RK is a dark, brooding, an anti-hero character. Is it possible we the audience has never had a character like him and are not understanding him?

RK reminds me a lot of Heathcliff. The way he delivers his dialoges with sneer and grin a trait that Heathcliff had. or his love for Madhubala. Heathcliffe and Catherine had this kind of love. These two are soul mates. Two-halves of a single soul who forever will be struggling to unite. RK and Madhubala's relationship reminds me of Heathcliff and Catherine. They feel most alive when they are rebelling against each other. RK's love is a genuine love but with darkness and dangerous.

Please share your thoughts.

Please no bashing and no put yourself in Madhu's shoe or degrading of women.