Dilshad-Shireen-Razia ❤️ Qubool Hai Moms

Mother's Day is on 12th May this year. The first Sunday of the month of May is dedicated to the most important person of our life, Mother. The one who brings us to the world. Interesting, that for what is sure is in a month that has doubt in its name. But seriously, mothers are embodied with virtues that sometimes defies even a woman. How a woman changes after becoming a mother. She who perhaps never heard an alarm ring in her life, wakes up at the first cry of her baby in the middle of the night. This gift is nature's. It is her role to nurture, preserve and provide what is beyond basic needs of a human, love. They say we make fundamental childhood decisions and perhaps a mother's role is very important therefore in our life at the early stage.

Dilshad Ahmed Khan (Shalini Kapoor) in Qubool Hai is another example of how a mother knows her child's mind before he does. Asad Ahmed Khan (Karan Singh Grover) has been stubborn about his feelings and Dilshaad has vowed to make him accept them. As they say, mothers know best. The bond she shares with her daughter Najma Ahmed Khan (Nehalaxmi Iyer) is that of a friend and her heart again is large enough to take in Zoya Farooqui (Surbhi Jyoti) and be a mother figure to this motherless child.

Well, there are of course mothers at the other end of the spectrum. Case in point, Razia Siddiqui (Alka Kaushal0 of Qubool Hai who has used her own daughter to further her goals. Whether to save herself or to accomplish what she has set out to do, she has used Humeira Siddiqui (Ketki Kadam) to the hilt to serve her purpose. Then there is Shireen Ahmed Khan (Shabnam Sayed) who is naive and despite having wonderful kids who adore her, she is unable to understand what is exactly in their heart. She is somehow disconnected from Ayaan Ahmed Khan who loves his brother Asad as well as his sisters Nikhat (Archana Taide) and Nuzzat (Farina Parvez) and cannot understand what is in their hearts. After all, mother's are humans and despite being blessed with Extra Sensory Perception (ESP), they miss out on obvious cry for help from their children.