Sirf Tum

Deepak is a hopeful, kind-hearted man who discovers Aarti's identity through a purse and begins a long-distance correspondence with her. He resigns from his job during a fragile period and, to make ends meet, starts driving an auto rickshaw in Delhi at the urging of his friend Pritam. Deepak’s patience, humility, and steadfast longing for Aarti drive the emotional core of the film.

Aarti is a woman from Nainital who initiates contact with Deepak after learning of his kindness. She travels to Delhi to meet him but faces uncertainty and delays as she searches for his address. Her determination and romantic spirit propel the central quest to find and connect with Deepak in person.

Pritam is Deepak's empathetic ally in Delhi who helps him survive the urban transition. He becomes a sounding board and a practical support, encouraging Deepak to adapt to new circumstances. His friendship provides stability as Deepak pursues love against the odds.

Neha is Deepak's boss in Delhi who harbors romantic interest in him, complicating the dynamic between employer and employee. Her presence introduces a potential obstacle to Deepak's pursuit of Aarti, blending professional tension with a personal attraction.

Nirmal is Aarti's older sister's husband, a pragmatic yet encouraging figure. He nudges the family toward a traditional path by suggesting that Aarti consider Prem as a potential partner, balancing affection with practical considerations.

Prem is a wealthy young businessman in the neighborhood and a prospective life partner for Aarti. His presence represents a societal option that contrasts with Deepak’s more humble, heartfelt approach to love, highlighting the choice between social expectations and personal connection.