Dhadkan

Anjali is a kind, strong-willed heiress torn between true love and family expectations. She navigates pressure from her father while remaining loyal to her love for Dev, and later builds a partnership with Ram. Her journey highlights resilience and the struggle to balance duty with personal happiness.

Ram is a principled and idealistic businessman who treats Anjali with respect and unconditional love. He defends Anjali against scheming family members and works to keep the marriage intact despite adversity. His resilience and generosity anchor the story's emotional core.

Dev is Anjali's former lover who rises to wealth and persistence, pursuing her despite the marriage to Ram. His passion and willingness to manipulate circumstances test the limits of loyalty and forgiveness. By the end, he reforms and marries Sheetal, signaling personal growth.

Vibha is Ram's step-mother, a scheming matriarch who manipulates situations to turn Ram against Anjali. She allies with Bobby and Nikki to advance her own interests and disrupt the union.

Sheetal is Dev's business partner who admires him and becomes involved with his plans. She later travels with Dev to London, marking a new phase in their relationship.

Bobby is Ram's resentful step-brother who schemes against Anjali and becomes involved in Vibha's plots. His actions fuel the tension within the Ram family.

Nikki is Ram's sister (or relative) who participates in the family dynamics and schemes, contributing to the conflict around the couple.

Narendra is Anjali's father, a wealthy patriarch whose approval drives the couple's early decisions. His stance evolves as the story unfolds and the relationship develops.

Jhanvi is Dev's mother, a loving figure who is deeply favored by Dev. She dies in shock after learning about the rift in the family, underscoring the emotional cost of the conflicts.