Cocktail

Meera is a shy, traditional Indian girl who travels to London with her husband, Kunal. After discovering Kunal married her for money, she finds herself stranded and heartbroken, leaning on Veronica for support. In London, she grows close to Gautam and ultimately falls in love with him, while trying not to hurt Veronica. The story culminates with Meera accepting Gautam's proposal and the three friends reuniting in India.

Gautam is a charming, outwardly confident playboy who believes in no-strings-attached relationships. He initially manipulates the situation to keep both Meera and Veronica in his life and lies to Kavita about a serious relationship. As his feelings for Meera deepen, he tries to reconcile truth with his lifestyle, then eventually chooses Meera over the others. The resolution shows him maturing and committing to Meera, with Veronica supporting their union.

Veronica is a wealthy, carefree party girl who befriends Meera and navigates London’s social scene. She falls for Gautam and initially pursues his affection while maintaining her independence, supporting Meera as a friend. After turmoil, she confronts her own desires and sacrifices her romance to help Gautam and Meera, showing loyalty to her friends. By the end, she renews her friendship with Meera as Gautam and Meera’s relationship solidifies.

Kavita is Gautam’s mother, a traditional figure who seeks a suitable Indian daughter-in-law for her son. She disapproves of Veronica’s lifestyle and pushes for Meera to be the chosen match, representing social expectations. She weighs her son’s happiness against cultural norms, and her reactions influence key moments as the truth about relationships emerges. Her perspective highlights the clash between tradition and modern love.

Randhir is Gautam’s uncle, offering a pragmatic and protective viewpoint. He observes the chaos caused by the love triangle and grows fond of Veronica, softening his initial judgments. He provides an elder, balancing presence within the group and supports the eventual reconciliation. His involvement helps bridge generational and moral gaps among the characters.

Kunal is Meera’s husband who reveals that he married her for money and then abandons her emotionally. His anger at Meera’s independence triggers her flight to London and sets the plot in motion. He acts as a catalyst, pushing Meera toward deeper connections with Gautam and Veronica. Ultimately, his actions lead to Meera’s return to India and the pursuit of her own happiness.