Jab We Met

Aditya is the heir to a wealthy but troubled family who spirals into despair after his girlfriend marries someone else. He drifts away from a crucial meeting and ends up on a train to escape his pain. Through Geet’s infectious energy, he slowly opens up, finds a sense of purpose, and even adopts a musician persona to help her, eventually regaining confidence in his career and life.

Geet is a lively, talkative, free-spirited woman whose energy pulls Aditya out of his gloom. She pushes boundaries by planning to elope with her boyfriend Anshuman, challenging her family’s expectations while learning to navigate love, loyalty, and duty. Her journey reveals depth and resilience as she discovers what she truly wants.

Anshuman is Geet’s childhood friend and the man she plans to elope with, whose indecision keeps Geet’s future in suspense. He initially rejects Geet when she arrives unannounced, and later reappears hoping to reconcile, which complicates Geet’s choices and heightens Aditya’s resolve.

Geet's Grandfather is a traditional patriarch who watches over the family with a blend of skepticism and care. He gradually acknowledges Aditya’s protectiveness and, while wary of change, ultimately offers thanks for looking after Geet.

Geet’s Mother is a practical, caring presence in the family who navigates the cultural expectations around marriage while supporting Geet’s right to choose her partner. She embodies concern for her daughter’s safety and happiness.

A Ratlam Junction vendor who appears during the couple’s chaotic travel, offering a slice of local life and aiding their journey with practical, grounded advice once they’re stranded far from home.

The taxi driver who accompanies Geet and Aditya along the interstate chase, often impatient and focused on speed, yet becomes part of the story’s turning point as they navigate toward safety and connection.

Geet’s Uncle is a family elder who plays a supporting role in her plans, representing the familial voice that questions and ultimately backs Geet’s pursuit of happiness.