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Vineeta
Actually I loved that scene. This is only the second time in his life when he approached his father- the first time was after Dilshaad was shot and then today. Different circumstances but both heart wrenching scenarios. First one, he was about to lose his ammi and today, he lost the love of his life.
Both situations where someone had sucked the life out of his beating heart.
We all know Asad hates his father but why did he still go to him in both these situations? Because somewhere deep down, he needs his father. Like every son, he needs his father to comfort him in the gravest situations of his life. Of course, he would never say it explicitly but that's what every child's subconscious wants- a parent who can comfort them when their life is about to be sucked from them.
Rashid's silence was his answer. 17 years of guilt have made this man lifeless and spineless, a man who is alive but not living. Asad didn't need an answer. He could see his future standing right in front of him. That's why he didn't want any sympathy from his father.
Rashid will hopefully recognize this cry for help from his son. Will he call Zoya or Dilshaad and figure out what's happened? Will he try to redeem his years of guilt by advising his son to make the right decision? Will he tell him that Tanveer could be framing him? He should. If there is one thing he can do for his estranged son, then this is the moment.
As Kirann said, this is a new beginning to their relationship. Now that both are standing on the same moral platform, they both would be able to relate to each other and with time, understand each other.
Vineeta, I hate direct scenes. For me one of the charms of QH is the subtle messages, reading in between the lines and interpreting what the actors are trying to emote.
Shows and movies that spell out every thing for you are way too boring...i love show and not tell :)
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