Characters
- Sadhana Alekh Rajvansh
She believes she couldn’t have asked for a better life. Sadhana loves her husband Alekh and is the older daughter-in-law of the Rajvansh family. And her sister Ragini is married into the same family! Sadhana is a very good-looking and charming girl in her 20s. She is not only good in appearance but also very kind at heart.She is 22 years old. Her mother died when she was just 5 years old. Her father went abroad to make a living because of which she stayed with her mama, Prakashchand. She loves her mama, mami and cousin Ragini, and can do anything for them. Even when her mami, Kaushalya, hates her for her beauty, she still gives love in return. She was always compared with Ragini and was appreciated for her beauty and kindness. She has imbibed all the values from her mama and can never go against them. She is married into the Rajvansh family, to the older son Alekh, who was mentally unstable. She loves Alekh deeply and undergoes great pains to make him normal.She has a daughter by the name of Khushi with Alekh. She died from a bomb blast.
- Ragini Ranvir Rajvansh
She loves her family and is very close to her sister Sadhana. She loves her husband Ranvir. Ragini would do everything in her power to see her family happy and keep them happy! She is in her 25s, a very sweet and lively, yet simple, small-city girl. Soft and kind-hearted. Her dark complexion is the biggest bane of her life, but she has dreams like any other young woman. She is very close to her cousin, Sadhana, who has lived with her since childhood. Throughout her life, she is compared to Sadhana, who is very beautiful. She is a talented dancer and has performed at the state level, and is very intelligent in academics as well. She is married to Ranvir, the younger son of the Rajvansh family, and they love each other a lot.She has a daughter by the name of Tamanna with Ranvir. After her husband Ranvir died she married Anmol to keep her promise to Ranvir and for the sake of Tammy {Tamanna}.
- Alekh Rajvansh
Alekh is a man who got married with sadhna. He was mental that time but when he and Sadhna got separated he became normal and soon worked for a business with a woman called Malika. Soon Sadhna becomes Malika's assistance and finds Alekh. they both realize they both still love each other.Alekh becomes normal and Soon he reunited with sadhna but soon she dies and Alekh becomes mental again. After he marries Sakshi at the end.
- Ranvir Rajvansh
Ranvir once had many dreams. He's the younger son of the family and thought he was free to do what he wanted. And then he married Ragini. This is when his true self emerges. He's determined to do good! He studied in America and is now back in his family. He is a man whom every woman would want in her life. He is very close to his brother Alekh and his wife Sadhana. He always wanted a beautiful woman in his life but falls for the inner beauty of Ragini and marries her. Both of them are deeply in love with each other. He is an honest man, down-to-earth and sweet. He lives life with honesty and always supports the truth. He dies from a hit on the head with a big rock.
- Anmol
Anmol is Ragini's 2nd husband after Ranvir's death. He loves her very much and gave his promise to Ranvir that nothing will ever hurt ragini.
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