Judaai

An ambitious housewife who equates happiness with money. She marries Raj after assuming he is wealthy, only to discover he is neither rich nor corrupt. Her pursuit of luxury drives her to treat marriage as a contract and to neglect her family. Eventually, she confronts the consequences of her choices and learns the value of family.

An engineer with modest means who resists Kajal's attempt to purchase him. He values honesty, practicality, and family above status, and remains loyal to his children. He grows conflicted as Jahnvi enters their lives but ultimately seeks to protect his family.

A woman from overseas who falls in love with Raj. She offers genuine warmth to Raj's children and becomes a nurturing presence in their lives. She sacrifices luxury to stay connected with the family, eventually leaving for New York with Raj's child.

Kajal's wealthy friend who pretends Raj is a magnate. She offers social lift but is revealed to be a catalyst for Kajal's downfall, as she loses her own bungalow and wealth in the process.

A guiding presence who reminds Kajal that greed comes at a price. She pushes for family values and cautions against letting money erode relationships.

One of Kajal and Raj's twins, whose presence anchors the emotional core of the family. He and his sister observe the tension between wealth and affection, drawing comfort from Jahnvi's care.

Kajal and Raj's other child, who forms a bond with Jahnvi and experiences the shift in family dynamics as love and security trump status.