Cast
| Actor | Character | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Additi Gupta | Heer Prem Juneja | Female Lead |
| Harshad Chopra | Prem Lalit Juneja/Gaurav Sharma | Male Lead |
| Virendra Saxena | Balraaj Maan | Deceased |
| Sadhna Singh | Teji Balraaj Maan | Deceased |
| Mahesh Shetty | Nihaal Balraaj Maan | |
| Vaishali Sachdev Vij | Meher Preet Juneja | |
| Sushant Singh Rajput | Preet Lalit Juneja | Deceased |
| Deepak Qazir | Lalit Juneja | |
| Shama Deshpande | Gayatri Juneja | |
| Nidhi Tikoo | Kulraj Kiran Gupta | |
| Krystal D'Souza | Veera Nihaal Maan | Deceased |
| Madhura Naik | Maya Harman Juneja | |
| Manoj Chandila / Tabrez Khan | Harman Lalit Juneja | |
| Manav Vij | Kiran Gupta | |
| Ranjeev Verma | Balwant Maan | |
| Tasneem Sheikh | Daljeet Maan | |
| Riya Chopra | Vishakha Maan | |
| Mihika Verma | Ashlesha Maan | |
| Muskaan Uppal | Chahat Prem Juneja | |
| Jai Kalra | Rishabh Rampal | |
| Apara Mehta | Bharti Rampal | |
| Vishal Thakkar / Dev Keswani | Dheer | |
| Dimple Jhangiani | Sanjana Rampal | |
| Tanaaz Kareem | Kuljeet | |
| Avinash Sachdev | Manmeet / Prashant Chhabria | |
| Kalyani Trivedi | Jugni | |
| Kanika Shivpuri | Surabhi Devi | |
| Amit Jain | Raj Malhotra | |
| Kratika Sengar | Simran | |
| Simran Khanna | Geet | |
| Yuvraj Malhotra | Viren | Antagonist |
| Amar Sharma | Sameer |
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