Does love at first sight really exist?

Disbelievers in love at first sight may have to think again because a new research at Florida State University shows that it takes only half a second to decide if someone is a potential mate...
A guy meets a girl. He finds her attractive! What will most probably happen is that he will develop an instant crush on her? Actor Cyrus Sahukar feels ‘love-at-first-sight’ means you develop an affinity for someone who fits into the prototype of what a person wants.“Love is a deep emotion, so I would definitely not call it love. All this instant gratification you see in films, but real life is very different.”
TV actress Smriti Irani says, “My marriage was arranged by my parents and I got married and today I can’t live without my husband. It was definitely love at first sight.” Actor Iqbal Khan also agrees to the statement. “I think you need to be very lucky to find someone who fits into your perception of a good person and makes you fall in love at first sight?”
Some people would say to fall in love at first sight is all about chemical connections. Humourist Alyque Padamsee says, “I think its more being zapped at first sight. Love happens after the first kiss.”
Whether its chemical connections, hormones, intuition or developing an instant attraction love at first does really happen. People seem to believe that just because the trend is towards instant gratification and chemical hormones, the tradition of investing in ‘relationships for keeps’ won’t disappear. And all that proves that love at first sight happens – and not so seldom, as some people would think.