Cast
| Portrayed By | Character | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Gurmeet Choudhary | Lord Rama | Male Protagonist. Eldest Son of Kaushalya and Dasharatha. King of Ayodhya and also an avatar of Lord Vishnu. |
| Lord Vishnu | Parallel Male Protagonist and of which Lord Ram is a part of (Ram is an avatar of Lord Vishnu). | |
| Debina Bonnerjee | Sita | Female Protagonist. Wife of Lord Ram and daughter of the earth goddess Bhūmi and the adopted daughter of King Janaka of Mithila. |
| Ankit Arora | Lakshman | Brother and close companion of Rama. He is the twin brother of Shatrughna, born to Sumitra, the second wife of Dasharatha, his father. Thus, Lakshman is the third eldest son of Dashratha. |
| Vikram Sharma | Hanuman | Hanuman is an ardent devotee of Rama and a central character in the Indian epic Ramayana. A general among the vanaras, Hanuman is a disciple of Lord Rama in the war against the demon king Ravan. |
| Akhilendra Mishra | Ravan | Primary Antagonist. King of Lanka and brother of Surpanakha. |
| Ashok Banthia | Viswamitra | A Sage who takes Rama and Lakshman to protect his rituals, in the course of time he took both of them to Janakpuri, to attend Sita swayamvar. |
| Punkaj Kalraa | Dasharatha | Father of Ram and his brothers. |
| Vijay Bhatia | Bharat | Brother of Rama, and the son of Dasaratha and Kaikeyi. He is the second eldest son of Dasharatha. |
| Lalit Negi | Shatrughna | Brother of Rama and son of Dasaratha, and his third wife, Sumitra. He is the youngest son of Dasharatha. |
| Rajni Chandra | Kaushalya | The eldest of King Daśaratha's three wives, she was the daughter of the King of the Kosala Kingdom. She was the mother of Rama. A queen of Ayodhya. |
| Jaya Ojha | Mandodari | Queen Consort of Ravana. |
| Hemakshi Ujjain | Kaikeyi | One of the three wives of Dasharatha and mother of Bharata. A queen of Ayodhya. |
| Vinood Kapoor | Vibhishan | He was the younger half brother of the Rakshasa (demon) king Ravana of Lanka. Though a Rakshasa himself, Vibhishana was of a noble character and advised Ravana, who kidnapped and abducted Sita, to return her to her husband Rama in an orderly fashion and promptly. When his brother did not listen to his advice, Vibhishana joined Rama's army. Later, when Rama defeated Ravana, Rama crowned Vibhishana as the king of Lanka. |
| Praphulla Pandey | Meghnad | A warrior mentioned in the Indian epic Ramayana, was the son of the Lankan king Ravana. |
| Rakesh Deewana | Kumbhakarna | He is a demon and brother of Ravana in the Indian Ramayana epic. Despite his monstrous size and great hunger, he was described to be of good character, though he killed and ate many Hindu monks just to show his power. |
| Rishabh Sharma | Kush | One of the twin sons of Rama and Sita. Twin brother of Luv. |
| Perin Monish Malde | Luv | One of the twin sons of Rama and Sita. Twin brother of Kush. |
| Sangeeta Kapure | Sumitra | One of the three wives of Dasharatha and mother of twins, Shatrughna and Lakshmana. A queen of Ayodhya. |
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