Kohi Apna Sa - Cast

Cast

  • Narayani Shastri/ Smita Bansal ... Shruti Tushar Gill a.k.a. Mallika
  • Sherrin Verghese/ Akhil Ghai ... Tushar Gill
  • Mansi Salvi ... Khushi Vishal Gill
  • Hrishikesh Pandey ... Vishal Gill
  • Aparna Tilak ... Sanjana Kabir Gill
  • Puneet Vashisht... Kabir Gill
  • Madan Joshi ... Mr. Gill, grandfather of Vishal, Tushar and Kabir
  • Anju Mahendru... Neelam Gill, Vishal's mother
  • Neelam Mehra ... Sheetal Gill, Kabir's mother
  • Daman Mann ... Raman Gill, Vishal's father
  • Uday Tikekar ... Kabir's father
  • Madhavi Gogate... Raksha Gill, Tushar's mother
  • Mukesh Raval ... Rajan Gill, Tushar's father
  • Kishori Shahane Vij ... Khushi's mother
  • Kanika Shivpuri ... Shruti's aunt
  • Sushil Parashar ... Sanjana's father
  • Manorama ...elderly relative of Gill family
  • Prabhat Bhattacharya ... Rahul Gill
  • Vaishali Saini ... Roshni
  • Meenakshi Gupta ... Priya
  • Smita Singh ... Urvashi Gill
  • Gunn Nayar ... Rachna Gill
  • Mehul Kajaria ... Nachiket Gill
  • Shabnam Sayed ... Tushar's eldest sister
  • Sagarika Soni ... Vishal's eldest sister
  • Amrita Prakash... Kavita a.k.a. Komal

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