Jeena Sirf Merre Liye

A childhood friend who reunites with Puja after years apart. He is loyal, thoughtful, and musically talented, demonstrated when he sings on stage and reveals his feelings. Adopted into a city family, he faces higher social stakes while staying true to his love for Puja. He ultimately professes his love and fights for a future with her, even amid parental opposition.

Pooja is Puja’s childhood friend who grows into the story’s central heroine. She writes down her memories to find Karan and cherishes their past connection. She endures separation and heartbreak, but remains hopeful and decisive in confessing her love. Ultimately, she marries Karan, choosing love over family pressure.

An aspiring figure who crosses paths with Karan as Puja’s story draws media attention. She believes she’s in a romance with Karan, inviting him to a party and prompting events that pull the lovers into a public spectacle. Her actions illuminate how ambition and misunderstanding can propel a love story toward transformation and revelation.

A key character involved in the social whirl surrounding Puja’s tale, whose interactions catalyze the party scene and subsequent media attention. Her presence emphasizes how public perception and ambition can shape the lovers’ journey and the film’s unfolding drama.

A powerful tycoon who wields significant influence over Puja’s future. He delivers a stark ultimatum to Karan—forget the love or risk jeopardizing his sister’s wedding and the family’s reputation. His opposition heightens the stakes and drives the central conflict toward a dramatic confrontation.

Karan’s father figure, a stern patriarch who values family honor and tradition. He embodies the social constraints that challenge the romance, representing the pressure to conform and protect the family’s name. His stance heightens the urgency of the lovers’ decision.