Originally posted by: Oldestfan
Ok, this is not going to be a "trading post" kwim? π
I think what you are saying is that this really is between rashid and dilshad. Thats the only way it makes sense, sense of dilshads behaviour. The episode train has certainly built up to this. Asad tells rashid, some things cannot be discussed, you just gotta do it. Nuzzhat tells dilshad once in love always in love. Asya in the house, asya in the garden, asya at the table, smiley sandwiches, ... The writers really threw the book at dishad! πAnd yeah, shireen is never gonna agree. Neither is Asad, nor Ayaan. But for different reasons and thats what makes for the nuances of this track.If we are completely ignoring the real world, and are not going to don morality hats saying.. Asad must forgive because he was forgiven, then I may not disagree so vehemently with this dramatic premise.However, let it not be said that Asad does not understand his mother. He knows the connection between dilshad and rashid is deep. Thats why he went to siddiqui farm when she was shot. Thats why he let him in the hospital room, and into the house post recovery. Thats why he went insane when he thought that rashid was behind the shooting. He could not make sense of the fact that on the one hand his mother revived when rashid stepped into the hospital, and on the other he seemed to be the one behind the plot! His last conversation reflects that... He knows his mother will not refuse his father, but he does not want her doing something she does not want, that is facing the gorgeous shireen and razia everyday at sm. Perhaps thats his way of telling her that this house is hers, so maybe she can extend the invitation to Rashid.. I know I am stretching here. I actually think Asad is realistic enough to realise his mothers feelings.Shireens reasoning is simple. Guilt, fear, nemesis.Aur rahi baat zoya ki... The best advice she can give him right now is ... listen. Listen to what your father has to say first. Wait for the fall out patiently. Take deep breaths. But listen. And I will listen with you.I just really hope she does not judge him or label him! That is too harsh a stick for a man who has right now regressed into his childhood, and is clawing at rationality for his mothers sake.
My sentiments exactly