Cast
- Priyanka Chopra as Meghna Mathur, a small town girl who becomes a very successful model
- Kangna Ranaut as Shonali Gujral, a successful model who faces a downfall
- Mugdha Godse as Janet Sequeira, a model
- Arjan Bajwa as Maanav, a struggling model
- Samir Soni as Rahul Arora, a leading designer
- Ashwin Mushran as Rohit Khanna, an aspiring designer
- Kitu Gidwani as Anisha Roy, head of a top-notch modelling agency
- Arbaaz Khan as Abhijit Sarin, a powerful fashion business tycoon
- Suchitra Pillai-Malik as Avantika Sarin, the wife of Abhijit Sarin
- Rohit Roy as Kartik Suri, a photographer
- Raj Babbar as Meghna's father
- Kiran Juneja as Meghna's mother
- Chitrashi Rawat as Shomu
- Manini Mishra as Sheena Bajaj
- Harsh Chhaya as Vinay Khosla
- Konkona Sen Sharma in a cameo appearance playing herself
- Ranvir Shorey in a cameo appearance playing himself
- Wendell Rodricks in a cameo appearance playing himself
- Manish Malhotra in a cameo appearance playing himself
- Karan Johar in a cameo appearance playing himself
- Madhur Bhandarkar in a cameo appearance playing himself
- Diandra Soares in a cameo appearance playing herself
- Kanishtha Dhankhar in a cameo herself Model
- Aanchal Kumar in a cameo playing herself (Jalwa-fashion show)
- Usha Bachchani as Sheetal
- Rakshanda Khan in a cameo appearance as the reporter
- Rohit Verma as Viren (special appearance)
- Atul Kasbekar in a cameo appearance as photographer
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