Cast
- Aamna Shariff ... Kashish Female protagonist
- Rajeev Khandelwal ... Sujal Garewal Male protagonist (2003-2005)
- Gurpreet Singh Tushar / Sujal Garewal (Replaced Sujal in 2005-2007)
- Rohit Bakshi ... Piyush Raheja / Abhishek Chauhan Parallel Protagonist
- Poonam Joshi / Vaani Sharma ... Mahek Sinha
- Mitra Joshi / Surveen Chawla ... Charu Sinha Antagonist
- Ashlesha Sawant / Preeti Puri ... Mouli Sinha
- Chaitanya Choudhury ... Akshat Shergill
- Kirti Gaikwad ... Kanan Sinha
- Chetan Pandit / Amar Talwar ... Professor Sinha
- Madhavi Gogate ... Veena Garewal
- Deepak Parashar ... Chetan Garewal
- Shabbir Ahluwalia ... Rishi Garewal
- Eijaz Khan / Manish Raisinghani... Varun Raheja
- Amit Singh Thakur ... Lalit Raheja
- Madhuri Bhatia ... Vasundhara Raheja Vasu Antagonist
- Dimple Hirji ... Sanjana Garewal Raheja
- Urvashi Dholakia ... Archie Khanna antagonist
- Jennifer Winget ... Svetlana
- Anju Mahendru ... Reva Shergill Antagonist
- Vikas Sethi ... Swayam Shergill antagonist
- Tinnu Anand ... Mr. Shabbir Ahluwalia
- Mrinal Deshraj ... Shipra Ahluwalia
- Siddharth Singh ... Siddharth Ahluwalia
- Aashka Goradia ... Gayatri Ahluwalia
- Shweta Kapoor ... Shivangi Ahluwalia
- Anas Rashid ... Kartik Ahluwalia
- Neeta Shetty ... Dr. Archita
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