Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Mohit Sehgal | Samrat Shergill (Gunjan's husband), Male Lead |
| Sanaya Irani | Gunjan Bhushan Shergill (Samrat's wife/Nupur's sister), Female Lead |
| Rati Pandey | Nupur Bhushan Sharma (Mayank's wife/Gunjan's sister), Female Lead |
| Arjun Bijlani | Mayank Sharma (Nupur's husband), Male Lead |
| Navina Bole | Diya Bhushan (Nupur/Gunjan's cousin) |
| JasKaran Singh | Uday Bhushan (Nupur/Gunjan's cousin) |
| Abhishek Sharma | Benji (Samrat's best friend/Diya's love interest) |
| Anupriya Kapoor | Suhaani Shergill (Adhiraj's love/Samrat's sister) |
| Nishant Malkani | Adhiraj (Suhaani's love) |
| Nikhil Chaddha | Rohan Singhal (Ash's love) |
| Sreejita De | Ashwini Bhushan (Ash) |
| Rohit Khurana | Dhruv / Chintu |
| Rahul Arora | Ranvijay Thakur (Diya's former boyfriend) |
| Preeti Keswani | Sheena Malhotra (Samrat's former girlfriend) |
| Sumeet Soni | Purab (Samrat/Gunjan's friend) |
| Vaishnavi Mahant | Shilpa Sharma (Mayank's mom) |
| Jaanvi Sanghvi | Ratna Bhushan (Bui) |
| Shishir Sharma | Shashi Bhushan #1 |
| Anang Desai | Shashi Bhushan #2 |
| Shraddha Musale | CJ (Mayank/Nupur's friend) |
| Kishwar Merchant | Tamanna Ma'am (Uday's love-interest) |
| Hazel | Annie (Diya's friend) |
| Meer Ali | Nirbhay Awasthi |
| Kriti Sharma | Ria Singhal |
| Deepak Pareek | Professor Shukla |
| Jaineeraj Rajpurohit | Principal Saxena |
| Amit Jain | Neel Oberoi |
| Melissa Pais | Miss Aha |
| Manasvi Vyas | Aparajita |
| Tanvi Thakkar | Ishika |
| Neelam Bhagchandani | Vidushi |
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