Kya Kehna

Priya is a bubbly, free-spirited first-year university student who navigates love, family expectations, and an unexpected pregnancy. She endures ostracism and heartbreak but demonstrates resilience and agency. Her journey culminates in a heartfelt speech about love, choice, and dignity, followed by choosing to raise her child with support from those who believe in her.

A wealthy, charming playboy who pursues Priya but resists marriage. He acknowledges paternity but refuses to commit, triggering heartbreak and societal pressure. Later, he admits fault and contemplates joint parenting, illustrating an arc from self-interest to tentative responsibility.

Priya's friend who secretly loves her and remains steadfast through turmoil. He ultimately offers unconditional support, declares his love, and is willing to accept Priya and her child. His loyalty contrasts with Rahul's initial evasiveness.

Priya's father, a traditional patriarch who initially banishes Priya to protect family honor. He gradually comes to terms with the reality of his daughter's situation and supports her return and pregnancy, reflecting a shift from discipline to empathy.

Priya's mother, caring and concerned about her daughter's reputation. She balances concern with advocacy, standing by Priya through judgment and ostracism, and supporting her daughter's choices.

Rahul's mother, a figure of authority who pressures the family to uphold social prestige. She contributes to the stigma against Priya and influences the decision to expel or ostracize her, highlighting the social dimensions of reputation.

Priya's brother, protective and supportive of his sister. He serves as a bridge between the family and Priya, defending her while navigating his own feelings about the situation.

Rahul's father, a figure of tradition and expectation who embodies the social pressures on the Modi family. He embodies authority and loyalty to family reputation throughout the narrative.

Ajay's mother, a family elder whose stance helps shape the social environment around Priya. She embodies traditional values while offering warmth and care to the family during the crisis.

Priya's sister-in-law who represents the extended family’s perspective and adds nuance to the conflicts around pregnancy and reputation. She participates in the family discussions and events around Priya's situation.