Mohabbatein

The stern principal of Gurukul who upholds tradition, discipline, and a strict ban on romance. He views love as a distraction from duty and is willing to expel students who transgress. His arc reveals the costs of rigidity and culminates in a public admission of past mistakes.

A music teacher who believes in the healing power of love and emotion. He challenges Gurukul’s rigid codes and rekindles a more compassionate ethos. He is the former Gurukul student whose past romance with Megha drives his transformation of the school.

A student who reconnects with his childhood love Sanjana, becoming part of a trio of couples challenging the principal’s rules. He embodies youthful passion tempered by loyalty and hope for a better school culture.

Sameer’s love interest who initially belongs to another man but realizes her true feelings after suffering mistreatment. Her journey centers on agency and choosing love over a restrictive environment.

The man Sanjana is initially involved with, portrayed as abusive. His presence in the story highlights the damage of possessive relationships and the need for true consent and respect.

A Gurukul student pursued by Vicky; she resists at first, and through a dance competition bond with Vicky grows into a genuine romance.

A Gurukul student who falls for Ishika; his persistence leads to a romance that tests the school's rules and shows the power of affection to bridge divides.

A student who falls for Kiran and becomes a piano teacher to her nephew, gradually winning her over with patience and empathy under Raj’s mentorship.

A reserved woman whose husband is missing in action; with Raj’s guidance and Karan’s kindness, she starts to allow love into her life while navigating emotional complexities.

Narayan Shankar’s daughter whose love for Raj and her death catalyze the moral stakes of the story. Her loss exposes the tragedy of love sacrificed to tradition.