Munde U.K. De

A warm-hearted Punjabi-British man torn between tradition and modern sensibilities. He travels to Punjab to visit his grandfather and ends up navigating a web of wedding plans and declarations of love with Reet. Roop values family loyalty and is willing to go to lengths for the people he cares about, even helping to navigate the plan to win Reet’s heart.

A modern-thinking university student who challenges provincial expectations. She falls for Roop, then questions the viability of an arranged marriage, and ultimately must choose between personal happiness and tradition. Her evolving perspective drives the story’s emotional core.

Roop’s witty, loyal friend who helps navigate the romance with practical jokes and clever schemes. He becomes entangled in the matchmaking plot and learns to balance friendship with honesty.

A classmate of Reet who captures DJ’s interest; she later finds herself drawn to him as the two interact during the unfolding romantic farce. Kulwant embodies a mix of intellect and emotional honesty.

Reet’s initial fiancé, a strong-willed man who is not ready to marry immediately. He agrees to delay and play along with the plan, becoming a catalyst for the lovers’ test of commitment.

Reet’s cheeky brother whose antics propel the central test of love. He’s entangled in the plan with Candy and escapes on the engagement day, fueling the comic chaos.

A party-loving woman from the UK who steps into Punjab to “play traditional” and win Jaile’s heart, then reveals truths that complicate the lovers’ plans. Her presence shifts the dynamics between the families.

The well-to-do grandfather figure and estate patriarch who orchestrates and oversees the matchmaking schemes from a position of authority. He embodies tradition and family duty.

House manager who keeps the estate running and acts as a voice of practical humor. He contributes to the film’s dialogue and the ongoing schemes.

Roop’s matchmaking aunt who plays a key role in the arranged-marriage plan. She embodies the traditional push for familial alliances.

A classmate of Reet and a friend to the central group, helping to move conversations and decisions along with a youthful perspective.