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Kehtein hain Ishq aur mushq chhipaaye nahi chhipte. Kabhi aankhein bayaan karti hain haal-e-dil, toh kabhi adaayein. Kuch aisa hi haal hai Asad Ahmed Khan (Karan Singh Grover) aur Zoya Farooqui (Surbhi Jyoti) ka.

Qubool Hai is showing you blatantly what is real and what is fake. In one house, there is a supposedly fake marriage happening with rituals galore and emotions that are real. Whether it is jealousy, envy, anger, frustration or attraction, all feelings are real. The undercurrent is palpable. Surreptitious glances, are tell-tale signs of what emotions both Asad and Zoya are feeling and fanning this is none other than the mastermind Dishaad Ahmed Khan (Shalini Kapoor) who stoke the fire every time some normalcy comes between the two. The real emotions of these two defy all practicality. Whether real or not, they follow the rituals with sincerity and genuineness which visible to whoever wants to see. Where are these two headed as a couple? To the altar or will things change?

In the Siddiqui Mansion, there is a real marriage that has happened but all under pretense, all emotions are fake. It is a game. Ayaan Ahmed Khan (Vikrant Massey) does not feel for his bride what he ought to but is going through the motions of being a caring and appreciative fianc. What will happen when Ayaan finds out the coercion used by Razia Siddiqui (Alka Kaushal) to get him bound to her daughter Humeira Siddiqui (Ketki Kadam). Her real emotions will perhaps be crushed under the duplicity and fake demeanor of people around her especially her own mother. Where is this couple headed? Will Ayaan move away from Humeira or will a piece of paper keep him bound to her?

The story of Qubool Hai embroiled in mystery and twists that could perhaps boggle a mind. One could perhaps want to tell them enough already. Get married. Get real. Get to know the truth. But then the moments that are coming one's way would perhaps want you to hold off a little longer. The push and pull of emotions that these character experience does tug at one's heartstrings. One wants to experience romance and love, even if second-hand. The translation of their feelings on screen perhaps is visible in our lives in form our interactions with people around us.

Tell us if you experience this? The real emotions that are induced by the scene on Television finds manifestation in real life. Be it a cheerful demeanor all day after a comedy scene, or head in clouds after watching a romantic sequence or even the suspecting glances at everyone after watching scene of deceit. Do you as viewers get affected by what you watch?

Does watching Qubool Hai every Monday to Friday on Zee TV at 9:30pm, leave you with a feeling of anticipation, appreciation or even melancholia?

We at Forum 32 want to know what about Qubool Hai has made you watch the show?