Very interesting question.
Many psychological studies say that our core personalities are formed by the age of 5 or 6. In Rizwans case this was when he was with his parents. From them he imbibed his basic values, a sincerity, an honesty and a sense of loyalty.As we age the extended society begins to add layers to our core values. When our parents continue to guide us often they steer us back to our 'family values' but in Rizwans case this outer shell was formed by Baba and his manipulations.So when Ishan came to the Hoodas his 'core' family values came to the forefront once again. Ishan & Rizwan are not different individuals just different aspects of the same person. The inner child is a sincere , loyal, hard working and loving person. but the outer adult facade that he has been wearing to appease his adoptive guardian is guilt ridden and duty bound and a manipulator molded in the image of his guardian.In my view Rizwan is a real caught in a fake world... Which was fine... Until he rediscovered his real self with the Hoodas... Now he's conflicted.
Very interesting question.
Many psychological studies say that our core personalities are formed by the age of 5 or 6. In Rizwans case this was when he was with his parents. From them he imbibed his basic values, a sincerity, an honesty and a sense of loyalty.As we age the extended society begins to add layers to our core values. When our parents continue to guide us often they steer us back to our 'family values' but in Rizwans case this outer shell was formed by Baba and his manipulations.So when Ishan came to the Hoodas his 'core' family values came to the forefront once again. Ishan & Rizwan are not different individuals just different aspects of the same person. The inner child is a sincere , loyal, hard working and loving person. but the outer adult facade that he has been wearing to appease his adoptive guardian is guilt ridden and duty bound and a manipulator like molded in the image of his guardian.In my view Rizwan is a real caught in a fake world... Which was fine... Until he rediscovered his real seld with the Hoodas... Now he's conflicted.
The inner child is a sincere , loyal, hard working and loving person. but the outer adult facade that he has been wearing to appease his adoptive guardian is guilt ridden and duty bound and a manipulator like molded in the image of his guardian.THIS... the pure inner soul and the outer being that is moulded by the world..
Originally posted by: RollingStones
Rizwaan is REAL in a Fake World...Fake world created by his Handlers , That's why When this REAL person clashes with a REAL world ...His Ideologies are Challenged...His Perception is put on Spot ...REAL World forces him to Doubt his "Education" per say ...and thus constant denials , guilt and Pain is Erupted .Tumhare in Shabdo ne mujhe phir se Plato's Analogy of the Cave ki yaad dila de.. ❤️ Uff!! some way or the other I keep coming back to it..
Tumhare in Shabdo ne mujhe phir se Plato's Analogy of the Cave ki yaad dila de.. ❤️ Uff!! some way or the other I keep coming back to it..
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