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As a popular show that aired on Bindass channel in 2010, Emotional Atyachar took the Indian TV audience by storm as it showcased the realities of relationships and cheating. The show was hosted by the former MTV India VJ Pravesh Rana, who had gained popularity after being a runner-up on Bigg Boss 3.

The show began by bringing in one of the partners who suspected their other half of cheating. The show's sub-title, "Beware Betrayal", set the tone for the grim reality of relationships that the show depicted. The host would then set up the partner with the help of the production team to test their partner's loyalty. The production team would then introduce 'tempters' of the opposite gender to lure the partner into cheating. If the partner got swayed and fell for the trick, the host would then confront them with the evidence provided by the producers.

Emotional Atyachar had a talented cast of actors like Diyali Chauhan, Riney Aryaa, and Bobby Kumar, who played the roles of the production crew's 'tempters' to lure the cheating partner. However, the show also impacted their lives as it explored the consequences of cheating, with several characters' stories playing out on the screen.

The show was an instant hit among the Indian audience as it pushed the boundaries of reality TV. It highlighted the dark and often overlooked side of relationships and not only explored the cheating partner's perspective but also analyzed its impact on their partner. It showcased the emotions of the ones who had their trust broken and betrayal amplified by the fact that it had happened in front of the camera.

What made the show popular was its raw appeal, as it was filmed like a spy camera with the production team following the partner's every move. The team would capture the footage with hidden cameras and microphones, which led to the cheating partner's revelation. The show's transparency also led to excitement as the audience anticipated how the partner would react to the evidence and what their justification would be for cheating.

The name Emotional Atyachar translated to "emotional torture," and the show's interactions did live up to that name. The show gave a platform to people who felt betrayed and heartbroken by their partners' infidelity. The catchphrase, "Baat karni mujhe mushkil kabhi aisi toh na thi" (I never found it hard to talk before this) became a household phrase as it stuck with the audience and symbolized the reality of relationships.

The show also delved into the psyche of the cheating partner and tried to understand why they might have done what they did. It explored the reasons behind infidelity and tried to find a way to fix the relationship. The show in many ways brought the option of counseling and therapy as an alternative to ending the relationship.

The show, however, did come under fire from the mainstream media, with many calling it unethical and manipulative. The show was often criticized for causing mental stress and trauma to the subjects and their partners as it brought out in the open something that could have been kept private. Several petitions were filed against the show, calling for it to be canceled, but it continued to air, drawing in viewership and criticism alike.

In conclusion, Emotional Atyachar was a show that pushed the boundaries of reality TV and gave the Indian audience a fresh perspective on relationships. It highlighted the consequences of infidelity and betrayal and explored the reasons behind why people cheat. The show's transparency may have led to criticism, but it also made it a hit among the viewers. Emotional Atyachar ran for three seasons and continued to be a popular topic of discussion long after its run ended.