2.Obsession. Having witnessed his family being shot & burnt at a young age, amaan obsesses over death throughout the show. He uses references like flowers belong in the graveyard..he casually asks aina in one scene if she is scared of death?He repeatedly mentions his own death + pic.twitter.com/LFTWPgwEhJ

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3. Impulsive. Amaan appears to be extremely sorted, he plans every little action with grave detailing to the point of obsession. But when touched upon his trigger points from childhood trauma, he behaves erratically. He often converses with himself like a madman. #YehDilMera pic.twitter.com/YkwMcUmtN8

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5. Fear of abandonment. This has been depicted through his painful night terrors. It becomes worst when Aina declares she is going to leave him. He has a series of panic attacks on the same night while chanting, 'everyone has left me, please don't leave me' to aina. #YehDilMera pic.twitter.com/uhz80YDazx

— αdhírα🌦 (@adhira_v) June 7, 2020

The writers have structured amaan's house in a way that signifies his mental health. There is a certain level of cold and emptiness attached to it. Ironically, the presence of aina uplifts the mood of the house to a certain level. #YehDilMera pic.twitter.com/gJRB9wgXk6

— αdhírα🌦 (@adhira_v) June 7, 2020

8.Vengeance. After the death of his family, amaan comes across as a lost child. He gets a sense of purpose through his will to get justice & holds. The writers have cleverly intertwined MirFarooq's dark acts which make us justify amaan's rude actions and root for him. #YehDilMera pic.twitter.com/0w7dy4Jcfw

— αdhírα🌦 (@adhira_v) June 7, 2020