Andaaz

A resilient young man whose life is upended by a serious accident, leaving him mobility-impaired. With Kajal’s encouragement, he regains the ability to walk and gradually rediscovers hope, humor, and a capacity for deep feeling. His journey is marked by loyalty, humility, and a reluctant willingness to risk his friendship for a chance at love.

A tomboyish, adventurous neighbor drawn to Raj by a shared love of airplanes. She becomes his closest friend and a steady source of encouragement, even as she navigates her own evolving feelings. Her strength, independence, and warmth anchor the romance at the story’s core.

A warm, spontaneous woman who falls for Raj and enters the family circle with genuine affection. She helps reveal the truth behind the relationships, challenging Raj and Kajal to acknowledge their feelings publicly. Her arrival catalyzes a shift that nudges everyone toward honesty and love.

A multimillionaire businessman who marries Kajal and becomes a pivotal figure in her past before his helicopter crash changes everything. His death leaves Kajal with guilt and a sense of unresolved loss that threads through the narrative. His presence looms as a catalyst for the couples' evolving dynamics.

Rohit Malhotra is Raj’s elder brother and a guiding influence, depicted through his professional wisdom and steady presence. He represents stability and a pragmatic perspective on love, duty, and family expectations. His role helps anchor Raj’s choices to a sense of responsibility.

A gentle, grounding presence who reminds the younger characters of their roots and the importance of family. Her wisdom helps shape the emotional arc, offering comfort during moments of fear and uncertainty. She embodies resilience and enduring love within the family.

One of the Singhaniya brothers who adds texture to the family dynamics and the decisions shaping Kajal's future. His perspective reflects the weight of legacy and obligation in a high-stakes love story.

The other Singhaniya brother whose presence complements the siblings’ viewpoints, influencing how the family navigates love, duty, and loss. He represents another facet of familial expectation within the plot.

A member of Kajal’s circle whose role reinforces family bonds and the sense of community supporting the central romance. His presence adds depth to the family’s supportive network during testing times.

The younger version of Raj, whose early accident and recovery foreshadow the resilience that defines his later life. His presence marks the beginning of a journey toward independence and love.

The younger Kajal, whose early spark and curiosity hint at the decade-spanning bond she will share with Raj. Her presence emphasizes themes of memory, family, and the roots of later relationships.