Qubool Hai Genre Created by Mrinal Jha (Undercover Productions Ltd) Written by Faizal Akhtar Jainesh Ejardar Sweksha Bhagat Divya Sharma Aparajita Sharma Directed by Amandeep Singh Arif Ali Ajay.S.Mishra Creative director(s) Megha S. Kumar Uday Berry Starring Theme music composer Raju Singh Country of origin Original language(s) No.

Of seasons 4 No. Of episodes 856 Production Producer(s) Nissar Parvez Karishma Jain Location(s) Cinematography Hrishikesh Gandhi Camera setup Running time 20 minutes (approx) Production company(s) Divine Multimedia Release Original network Picture format () () Original release 29 October 2012 ( 2012-10-29) – 23 January 2016 ( 2016-01-23) External links Website Qubool Hai (English: I Accept) is an soap opera that was produced by and broadcast on.

The series focused on the community and initially aimed to dispel stereotypes regarding, and had been credited for pioneering Muslim oriented programming in Indian television. The first season of the show focused on the love story of Asad Ahmed Khan and Zoya Farooqui, played respectively by who was later replaced by and, and ended with their murder. In May 2014, the second season introduced Asad and Zoya's twin daughters, Sanam and Seher (both played by Jyoti), and revolved around their lives 20 years after the death of their parents. Portrayed Sanam's husband Aahil Raza Ibrahim.

Shehzad Sheikh joined the cast as Rehaan Imraan Qureshi, Seher's love interest. The third season of the show portrayed Aahil and Sanam's incomplete love story. After losing her memory, Sanam is transported to Pakistan, where she falls in love with Shaad Aftab Khan, who was portrayed.

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Aahil's second wife, the new Sanam, was essayed by actress. The season was completed by Aahil, Shaad and Sanam's death. The fourth season of the show, launched in August 2015, was set 25 years after Sanam's suicide and focused on the love story of Sanam's reincarnation Mahira (again portrayed by Jyoti) and her husband Azaad Iqbal Khan (), who is revealed to be a vampire and the Sanam's son. When Azaad dies, Armaan Raza Sheikh (), his long-lost brother, receives his heart in a transplant and falls in love with Mahira.

The show ended in January 2016 after Armaan and Mahira's remarriage. Rajbeer Singh The show has been produced and directed by under the banner of.

Was the first to sign onto the show. He made his comeback to fiction with Qubool Hai. Grover was paid Rs. 20 lakhs per month because of his 'formidable female fan base.'

Punjabi actress landed in lead role opposite Karan Singh Grover in the show. Rishab Sinha was finalised to be the second lead. In April 2013, he was replaced by due to some reasons. Entered the show as the main antagonist in November 2012. Later Nisha was replaced by in April 2013. In November 2013, as Vikrant Massey quit the show joined the star cast of Qubool Hai as the second lead.

In January 2014, was replaced by as the male lead. In March 2014, the makers Qubool Hai decided to introduce a 22-year leap in the series showcasing a new generation with in the role of Aahil Raza Ibrahim and as Sanam Ahmed Khan, daughter of Asad and Zoya. After the 22 year leap was introduced in the show, entire cast of the show was changed except Surbhi Jyoti and Amrapali Gupta.

Consequently, entered the show as the male lead to star alongside Surbhi Jyoti and Shehzad Shaikh as the parallel lead. Entered the show as the parallel antangonist somewhere in the end of June 2014 but soon quit the show for some health reasons. After 's and 's exit from the series made an entry in the show as the main antangonist. The show underwent a revamp in first week of March 2015 and Varun Toorkey was roped to star opposite Surbhi Jyoti.

The makers of the show have starred 7 male actors opposite Surbhi Jyoti. In 2015, Karanvir Bohra quit the show, as he was not convinced with the show taking a 20-year leap and was finalised as the new lead opposite.

Amrapali Gupta's character was also shown getting killed, prior to the leap. However, later Arora was replaced by as Azaad due to some creative differences as the channel thought that Arora looked young for the role. Post the leap, Surbhi Jyoti and Additi Gupta were the only faces from the former cast of the show which were retained.

Jyoti played Mahira and Gupta played Nawab Begum/Khan Begum. Ankit Raj entered the show as one of the leads. Later in first week of October 2015, was signed in to play the role of a witch, Afreen. In Mid October 2015, joined the cast of the show as the 10 male lead opposite Surbhi Jyoti. Shooting locations [ ] Qubool Hai first aired on 29 October 2012 on.

Most of its shooting is done in and. The Ajmer Special Episode of the show was shot in. A sad separation scene between Asad and Zoya in the Ajmer Special episode was shot in the sand dunes at in.

Was mobbed by the crowd during outdoor shoots of the show, once in, and once in with. The episode of Asad and Zoya's marriage was shot at the.

The McLeod Ganj Special episodes have been shot at in. In Mcleodganj while shooting was left stumped when he stumbled upon a group of nuns declaring themselves as his ‘ardent fan followers’. Special scenes [ ] The series has shot many scenes which resemble some of the scenes from. In October 2014, Surbhi Jyoti shot a Human Bomb sequence similar to the one enacted by in. In an episode of December 2014, Surbhi Jyoti performed a mujra on the song Dil Mera Muft Ka. 's character was married 10 times. In June 2015, Karanvir Bohra and Surbhi Jyoti dressed as tribals for a scene.

History [ ] Controversies [ ] In 2013 and in 2015 the Broadcasting Content Complaints Council required the broadcaster to run notices across the screen because of scenes of torture and excessive violence against women that were aired on the show. In October 2013, there were rumours of quitting the show, but Grover rubbished those rumours.

However, in December 2013, the channel of the show asked Grover to leave the show citing alleged unprofessional behaviour and lack of commitment towards the show. Grover stated that he completed the length of time with the show, and has been looking to quit the show ever since his contract expired but stayed on due to his good bonding with the production house, he also stated that he was ill and that he needed time off, he further mentioned that he could file a defamation case over the statements that had been made about him. Fans protested to bring Grover back on to the show.

In May 2014, Grover joined as a co-producer of the show. He came back on the sets which irked the channel. Grover's exit caused a sizeable drop in the viewership figures of the show. In the last week of March 2015, decided to quit the show. Karanvir said that he wasn't convinced with the show taking a leap in Season 3.

The actor was of the opinion that the storyline was about Aahil and Sanam but the former character did not fit in the third season. Since the role was not exciting enough and the TRPs low, Karanvir chose to call it quits. Fans also started an online petition on for him to stay back at His co-star also requested him to stay back. There were also rumours of him being insecure about the length of his role and his male co-stars. However, later he decided to return to the show on his fans demands after making some alterations to the script. He confirmed with that he had a meeting with the production house and they convinced him to stay back. Before Bohra decided to return to the show, actor was approached to replace him but he was dropped from the show on 's behest.

However, in July Bohra quitted the show as the production house of the show planned a 20 years leap. He confirmed that 'He doesn't do replacements and leaps by policy. When they told him about the leap, he decided to step down'.

Accidents [ ] In July 2014, the sets of Qubool Hai caught fire however there was no loss of life in the fire accident. In June 2014, actress accidentally herself cut her wrist while shooting, in spite of the injury she continued shooting. In September 2014, a choreographer's dupatta caught fire but it was averted by actor and the choreographer was saved.

In March 2015, actress injured herself by a fake bullet while shooting a scene where in she had to shoot her on screen uncle with a gun. In August 2015, Jyoti suffered a head injury while she was shooting on a harness. She was rushed to Dr LH Hiranandani Hospital, and was saved. In spite of having six stitches on her forehead and prescribed bed rest, the actress resumed shooting as the producers did not have a bank of episodes. Events and guest appearances [ ]. Surbhi Jyoti and Imran Khan Eid Mubarak was a three-hour event, with music and dance performances by various actors. The contemporary lead couple of the show, (Asad) and (Zoya), performed to a medley of three songs.

Dawat-E-Eid was an special event on the sets of Qubool Hai. At this event and promoted their movie. At this event TV Stars gave various dance performances. (Aahil) and Surbhi Jyoti (Sanam) performed on Bollywood songs like Jumme Ki Raat Hai, Mera Naam Ishq and.

(Siddharth) and (Roshni) of performed to the song Wallah Re Wallah. The most well known music director duo also performed. Holi Bemisaal was 's three hour special. Karanvir Bohra (Aahil) and Surbhi Jyoti (Sanam) danced on songs Holi Hai, Rang Barse, Holi ke Din and Aaj naa chodenge khelenge hum Holi. Zee 20 Cricket League was an event organised by, wherein there were two cricket teams Raj Ke Challengers and Samarth Ke Daredevils. Karanvir Bohra (Aahil) was a player of the team Samarth Ke Daredevils. At 2012 Karan Singh Grover (Asad), Surbhi Jyoti (Zoya) and Rishab Sinha (Ayaan) gave a dance performance on the song Disco Deewane.

At 2013 awards, Karan Singh Grover (Asad) and Surbhi Jyoti (Zoya) presented a sizzling aerial act on the song Anga Laga De. At the 2014 Rishtey awards, Karanvir Bohra (Aahil) and Surbhi Jyoti (Sanam) performed on the song Shaam Gulabi. Crossover promotional events have occurred with on 18 January 2013, and on 20 May 2013, and on 11 July 2013 on 4 December 2013. In the Mahasangam episode on 11 July 2013 wherein promoted his movie, the contemporary lead couple of the show, (Asad) and (Zoya) presented a romantic number on the song. Surbhi Jyoti gave a performance with film actor, on the song Tayyab Ali in the episode.

The Grand Finale of on 9 November 2014 showcased a dazzling act by the lead couple of the show, Karanvir Bohra (Aahil) & Surbhi Jyoti (Sanam). Appeared on the show in a guest appearance for the promotion of his film. In 2015, makers of the show arranged five special episodes and named them as Rangat-E-Eid, wherein many television actors gave performances.

And promoted their movie during Rangat-E-Eid. Reception [ ] Due to 's presence, the show made a grand entry into Indian television. Wrote that 'Karan Singh Grover - one of the television's hottest hunks and popular actors - is making his comeback on television after almost two years in a daily soap. And it is no mean feat for the broadcaster as they would want to give the best possible time SLOT to his show, Qubool Hai.'

In January 2013 The Times Of India reported that 'Zee TV's Qubool Hai has inched into a comfortable No.8 slot thanks to Karan Singh Grover's charisma and also an honour killing track - both appear to have found a connect with audiences.' The chemistry between the lead couple pulled in the TRPS. Around April 2013, the show became the number 2 show of Indian Television. The show also won many awards in 2013 including Best Show and Best Actor Karan Singh Grover. The Times Of India gave Karan Singh Grover credit for the high television ratings of the show. In October 2014, Kavita Awaasthi interviewed Jyoti for and introduced her by stating that 'Surbhi made a mark with her effervescent character of Zoya Farooqui in Qubool Hai.

The story of the show may be interesting, but a large part of its success is because of her chemistry with co-star Karan Singh Grover.' In late December 2013, when Karan Singh Grover left the show Shraddha Bhandari, writing for in December 2013, stated that Qubool Hai was typical of 'All serials start off brilliantly with immense promise and somewhere in the middle they get lost in the maze of TRPs, cheap publicity and making what sells.'

Bhandari had appreciated that when the series had started, 'Zoya Farooqui was a jeans wearing, very modern women, raised in the US, yet very close to her culture and roots. The story moved on with her clashes with the very orthodox, Asad Ahmed Khan and how she changed his conservative thinking and start of their love story.' But stated that 'the serial became lost in multitude of vamps, warring families, crude language and events that in real life are unfathomable.'

After Karan Singh Grover was replaced by as 'Asad Ahmed Khan' the show received high level critical response up to the extent of Raqesh receiving hate mails. These hate mails criticised Raqesh's acting for playing Asad. These hate mails of criticism nervoused Vashisth and lowered his morale.

Grover's exit caused a sizeable drop in the viewership figures of the show. In January 2014, the show moved to the fourth position on the channel. The reported that, fans had predicted doom for Qubool Hai after the original lead quit, but the show picked up again after Bohra’s entry. In December 2014, Shruti Jambhekar writing for The Times of India stated that ' and as Aahil and Sanam in the post leap version of Qubool Hai had managed to save their show from getting the axe earlier in the year 2014. The couple have an 'impressive fan following' on social networking sites.' In October 2014, the show had 14 shows ahead of it and ranked 9th on the list of top 10 shows of Indian Television.

In December 2014, The Times Of India reported Sanam and Aahil(Saahil) to be 'hit with the viewers.' In May 2015 Gayatri Kolwankar writing for The Times Of India stated that Surbhi Jyoti has been the face of 'Qubool Hai' since its inception and the show is popular, and that 'Surbhi and Karanvir make an ideal pair on-screen'. At 2015 Zee Gold Awards, the couple were titled as the Best Onscreen Jodi. Neha Maheshwri, writing for The Times of India in July 2014, stated that the show 'has failed to impress the audience.' In May 2015 Zehra Kazmi writing for Hindustan Times stated that the show should end as it has nothing new to offer, which is evident with the dip of TRPS.

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