Pyar Kiye Jaa

Ashok Verma is Ramlal’s assistant who is hired to manage the estate but is fired after misbehaving with the daughters. His misdeed triggers his friend Shyam’s masquerade as a wealthy Rai Bahadur to test Ramlal’s family. He later discovers complex truths about his own lineage as the plot unfolds. By the end, misunderstandings are cleared and he remains part of the family’s life.

Ramlal is a widower who leads a wealthy life near Poona and hopes to marry off his daughters to even wealthier families. He hires Ashok to run his estate but is quick to seize every opportunity to secure advantageous matches. The arrival of Rai Bahadur and Devraj exposes vulnerabilities in his plans, triggering chaos that ultimately tests his values.

Malti is a science graduate who becomes part of the marriage scheme engineered by her father and the other families. She is betrothed to Devraj’s son Shyam, navigating the social expectations of wealth and status. The twists reveal how love and practicality intersect with arranged alliances.

Nirmala is a matriculate and one of Ramlal’s daughters who ends up being considered for marriage with Ashok. She embodies the transition from traditional education to the modern world of arranged matches and social mobility. Her arc explores trust and partnership within the family’s plans.

Atma is Ramlal’s son who wants his father to finance a Hindi film, taking an active role in the family’s entertainment ambitions. He engineers the casting of Meena Priyadarshini as the female lead, fueling the film-within-a-film subplot. He embodies enthusiasm, humor, and a desire to shape his own world.

Meena Priyadarshini is the daughter of the estate manager and is cast as the female lead in Atma’s imagined film. Her presence injects glamour and allure into the family plans, and she becomes involved in the cross-currents of romance and deception. Her role highlights the intersection of personal ambition and social expectations.

Shyam is Ashok’s friend who disguises himself as the elderly Rai Bahadur Ganga Prasad to manipulate matches for Ramlal. He is also Devraj’s son, the missing heir that drives Malti’s engagement plan. His dual identity triggers the central deception, arrests, and eventual unmasking that propel the story toward its resolution.

Devraj is a wealthy elder who knew Ramlal from school days and arranges for Malti to marry his son Shyam. He later learns of the complexities behind Rai Bahadur’s claims and Ashok’s parentage, playing a pivotal role in the unraveling of the schemes. He embodies tradition and the social networks of the era.