I seem to the minority here. 😀
No matter what her dad did, she has spent her entire lifetime loving her Aghajaan. Her anger, her disappointment towards him is not going to cut all ties with him. Her hatred towards him would not have erased the love she had.. Hatred may overshadow the love, but at least part of the love would definitely stay. News of his death would surely have (and rightfully so) hurt her. She would have despised him, not forgiven him but she wouldn't be able to unlove him. 
On the very similar and consistent line, she might not be able to forgive Amaan for his betrayal but couldn't unlove him either. Amaan has faced great tragedy but none of it was because of Aina. Aina isn't obliged to apologize to him for any of her father's crime. The feud was between Amaan and Mir Farooq.. It was Amaan who dragged Aina into the picture. So if she chooses to not forgive him, she is not wrong. Betrayal of trust is hard to overcome. Especially when you have major betrayals dropped you from all directions simultaneously, it is only natural for her to close into a shell. When a spouse cheats in marriage, how difficult is it to trust them again and almost never can it be as strong as before...similar was Amaan's betrayal here. Betrayal of trust doesn't always have to be infidelity. 
The logic that because Amaan went through so much in his life, more than Aina, he deserves forgiveness and Aina needs to take him back is plain wrong. It is like saying if a husband had a difficult childhood, saw poor husband-wife relationship between his father & mother and thus never having seen a normal childhood, he ill treats his wife and abuses her - should she forgive him because of his backstory? There could have been many other ways to take revenge and even expose the truth to Aina without having to "make her fall" in love him. Amaan chose to bring Aina into this saga in this manner and now that ball is in her court, she gets to decide if and when she gives him another chance. Im glad Amaan understood this and although he kept trying he never imposed himself on Aina. 
Coming to Mir Farooq's death - i wish they had shown him desperate to talk or seek forgiveness from Aina and she refuses him that chance flatly. I would have loved to see him repent, not his killings, but definitely Aina's disdain. I always wonder which of the choice would be better: Mir Farooq seems to fall in first category. 
1. Live your life like a king, all happiness and comfort but towards the end you find out everything was a lie or illusion. Basically you regret your whole life. 60 yrs of content life and last 5 yrs in regret.
2. Live your life barely able to make ends meet, struggling, worried but the last years are spent comfortably with no regrets. 60 yrs of struggle but last 5 yrs of content. 
Edited by stardust2011 - 5 years ago
 
 
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