Dilshad left Asad, but he couldn't leave her.. Perfect son..

Originally posted by: A.Hajnal

Great post...And I word everything you said...

I HATE every damn person of his life to this to him...When he needed his father, Rashid wasn't there...When he needed his brother, Ayaan wasn't there...Even though Asad has always done everything for Ayaan...when he needs Zoya, she won't stand next to him and support others and not him...But whenever she wants she can come and expect him to stand by her, support her and get her out of the trouble...

And more than anyone, Dilshaad does the samething with him...when he needs his mother's support, she left his side...when he needed her, she left him...I mean, every fight and everything happened in his life, he stood by himself and fought with everyone and had no one at his side...

No one from his family was standing by him when he was accused of sleeping with Bili...not even his mother, who has always claimed to knew her son and who knew that her son was in love with Zoya and wanted to marry her more than anything else...I mean, come on, why would he sleep with that Bili some hours before his Nikaah...?? If he wanted to do that, he would have done that way before...but everyone from his family thought so lil of him that they without hearing his part believed that he will do something like that without thinking about the woman he is getting married to...Dilshaad, even after staying her whole with him and even knowing how he fears doing something like that, believed that he has done something like that to the woman he loves and is getting married to...

He didn't have anyone at his side the both time he stood infront of Rashid...The first time his mother slapped him and this time she left him...

But still, no matter who it is, mother, father, brother, sister or the woman he loves...he is always there for them even when they have never been there for him when he needed...

So yes, he is a good son, but only a good son, he is also a good brother and lover too (He may have made many mistakes but he has always been there when she needed him)

And he has never gotten the same unconditional support and love from anyone of his love ones...

Last lines...🤣 That's true...true...That is why KSG says that he is the heroine of the show and that even though he has said yes to be the hero of the show, but he has to do everything that a heroine of the show does...😆

Originally posted by: lovely_lady

I don't know...I don't think its quite as black and white as people think it is.

Dilshad left, but the only reason she did so, and even considered leaving, was because she knew he had Zoya. And even then, Dilshad always left a door open for Asad to come and meet/ talk to her. She never wanted to sever all contact with him.

It was Asad in the first place who tried to simplify the conflict by selfishly choosing she demand one person.

And regarding Zoya, she stopped him because Asad needs to let go of the resentment he feels for Rashid. He needs to move on. And if Asad runs to New York, leaving his mother alone with no suppose, then he's the one who suffers.

The problem with Asad is that he isn't always in the right. But KSG plays him so beautifully with such intensity that he overpowers the other characters occasionally and it seems like he is in the right.

I can see why Asad felt hurt. From his POV, it does seem like everyone left him. But from Zoya's POV, she's helping him. And Dilshad is being a little selfish, but remember, a woman isn't reduced to just being a mother, she's a human being too. She has a right to choose to do things for herself sometimes.

And for the record, I don't think Dilshad was right in going to Rashid, but I can see why she did it. And I don't think Zoya was right in originally letting Asad go, but she somewhat rectified her mistake when she stopped him from leaving.

This entire situation is deep with layers and coloured in grey. No one character is absolutely right.

Originally posted by: butterfly15..

Great post👏.. It's nice to know other people on the forum also see Asad's pain instead of just trying to justify the other characters' behaviour.