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The patriarch of the Saini family, Bheem projects warmth and traditional values, but harbors a secret affair with Meera. His act of faking a heart attack to manipulate outcomes reveals a self-preserving streak that challenges his family’s trust. He oscillates between pride and remorse as he attempts a reset with Geeta, ultimately forcing the family to confront painful truths.

A high-powered HR executive who earns a VP-level promotion, Nainaa pursues career success while navigating a marriage strained by silence and miscommunication. She asserts her own ambitions and contemplates divorce when home life fails to meet her needs. Her journey centers on balancing personal fulfillment with love for Kukoo.

Kukoo is a warm, impulsive husband who struggles with his wife’s rising career and his own insecurities. Jealous of Nainaa’s professional success, he battles anger and resentment, and temporarily steps away from the marriage. He ultimately seeks reconciliation, acknowledging his faults and trying to repair the family rift.

Geeta is the family matriarch trying to keep the peace while also challenging infidelity and secrets. She pushes to unite Bheem and Meera to preserve the family front, and later negotiates divorce and reconciliation. Her decisions anchor the emotional arc and reveal a pragmatic, compassionate center to the family.

Meera is Bheem’s former lover and a dignified figure who stands outside the core marriage. She is caught between old attachments and the desire for independence, ultimately rejecting Bheem’s attempt to return to the status quo. Her actions catalyze the family’s revelations and tests of loyalty.

Ginny, Kukoo’s sister, is a free-spirited voice in a house of brewing confrontations. She contemplated her own marriage and is unsettled by insecurity about Baljeet, while still playing the center of family rituals. Her storyline highlights how young women navigate love and expectations within tradition.

Gurpreet is Kukoo’s loyal best friend and confidant who provides support and practical perspective during the marital crisis. He offers blunt, street-smart advice and helps the protagonist cope with the emotional storms of the family drama.

Balwinder is part of the extended circle whose presence highlights the social pressures of weddings and family duties. He contributes to the festive atmosphere while intersecting with the personal conflicts of the central couple.

A family doctor friend who becomes part of the crucial moments, Dr. Bhatia’s role adds a layer of realism to the medical and ethical fabric of the drama. He participates in the ruses surrounding Bheem's health scare and the family’s arrangements.