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Fans sign online petition to protest against periodic replacements in ‘Qubool Hai’!
Keeping in tune with their practice of introducing new seasons, the makers of ‘Qubool Hai’ are gearing up for Season 3 of the show being telecast on Zee TV. And with it, lead actor Karanvir Bohra, who is playing the part of Aahil, has opted to bow out of the show amicably. But, this news has ended displeasing the fans of the show, more so, SaHil (Sanam – Surbhi Jyoti and Aahil – Karanvir Bohra) fans.
Hurt with the new developments in the show, more so with regular replacement of the lead cast, SaHil fans have started an online campaign to bring make the producers of QH aware of the impact on the fans that have to put up with replacements in the show every changing season.
Here are the excerpts from the petition shared by SaHil fans for 4 Lions Productions.
“The latest development in the show about the male lead leaving the show has not gone down very well with the fans and people are quite down. They just want an ending to the couple, before Karanvir Bohra leaves, for good. WE ARE STRICTLY AGAINST ANY REPLACEMENTS.
However, we support his decision because he has been sidelined for many months and we are with him in this. But we do want a proper closure to this beautiful journey BUT WITH THE ORIGINAL LEADS ONLY. No point in replacing. If they want to do that DO IT BEFORE HE LEAVES.
It has been done every now and then that fans have left heartbroken for all the couples they ship having a terrible ending. At least respect fans who support them all along and the actors.
We have signed a petition for this and we have been getting quite a support, your coverage would get a media attention and would really help this move forward. Please consider this. Here is the petition we have signed:”
https://www.change.org/p/zee-tv-4-lions-production-house-respect-your-fans-unite-sanam-aahil-sahilendgame
We conclude with the hope that the producers will address this issue and come up with an agreeable idea to continue keeping the fans happy. After all, it is only the fans that keep a show going.
