When the movie describes a Pakistani doctor, it always says that he is a private person and pays attention to privacy. This is a very interesting description. About how a person treats his relationship with the world. Anyone has the right to love and be loved, and has the right to express his passion. However, not everyone is accustomed to spotlights. This is just a matter of habit. The Pakistani doctor is not introverted. He just doesn’t want and doesn’t like to expose himself to the public eye. He is disgusted with the spotlight. In the second half of the film, the person who pursues Diana shows the affection for the spotlight. It doesn't matter. So this is not a question of extroversion or introversion. This is a question of endurance for the spotlight. Maybe the spotlight is like a passionate and stupid person, some people are willing to talk to him, some just want to walk away, and some people are too late to hide. The last type of people probably really don't like spotlights. He doesn't want to think about how to cope with it. He has other things to be busy. It’s always good to stay in a busy state, like a Pakistani doctor: he knows what he is doing
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