Balraj's only son Anirudh dies in an accident. Meera, beautiful and free spirited young girl, enters the house as his friend. This surprises Anirudh's wife Nandini and other family members as she knew Anirudh too well. Later it is revealed that Meera is Anirudh's mistress. Against everyone's wish Balraj allows Meera to stay in the house.

Why won't he let Meera go? Why does he want his son's widow and mistress both to stay right under his thumb? What is Balraj Asthana's gameplan?

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In today's society there is an evident competition to be economically sound and independent. The only one criterion for being successful and to earn respect within your family is to earn.

It's said that marriage is an institution that brings two hearts closer, but can marriage be that institution which brings two broken hearts together?Does marriage only happen once and remain for lifetime? Does remarriage equate to marriage...does a person feel the same excitement, same enthusiasm about his remarriage as he felt about his first marriage. Along with remarriage, the duties, responsibilities remain the same as marriage, even if you don't wish to yet you have to fulfill these duties.

Qubool Hain is a Muslim Social Drama in the Rom Com zone. It is the story of two families related by blood and yet distanced by circumstances. It is the story of two brothers Ayaan and Asad who are separated by their families but are united in their hearts. It is also the story of Zoya, a girl who starts by hating the culture of hypocrisy in joint families and eventually ends up bringing together the two warring families.

Weighed down considerably by the enormous responsibility of single-handedly providing for her large family, young Indira Sharma (played by Rati Pandey) throws herself into the daunting task and the well-being of her family becomes her sole agenda in life. In facing the daily challenges thrown her way on both the home and work front, she loses her sense of humour, her ability to feel finer emotions and becomes a regimental disciplinarian, a workaholic and a perfectionist who is almost always on the verge of losing her cool.