Teri Meri Kahaani

An aspiring musician in 1960 Bombay who values simplicity and warmth. His easygoing charm hides a depth of feeling, and he becomes the touchstone for the women who fall for him in different timelines. He unknowingly weaves a connective thread through the three love stories.

A runaway starlet from Lucknow who dreams of Bollywood fame. Her bold pursuit of stardom drives her to love and risk, intersecting with Govind in a way that alters everyone’s fate. Her arc captures the lure and cost of fame.

A confident, modern woman who wins Govind’s admiration. She is Ruksar’s best friend from the union of the two, a figure of poise and self-assuredness who becomes entangled in the same emotional web as Govind.

A village woman who captures Javed’s attention in 1910 but faces social constraints and family duties. Her romance is tempered by duty and the weight of tradition, culminating in a pivotal moment that reshapes her fate and Javed’s view of love.

A Punjabi poet and charming womaniser whose flirty nature clashes with social realities. His evolution across the timeline shows a shift from indulgence to a deeper commitment to love, culminating in a vow that spans lifetimes.

A bright London-based student who becomes entwined with Krish and Meera in the 2012 segment. Her modern sensibilities and openness to romance contrast with other eras, linking the contemporary storyline with the past’s emotional echoes.

The 2012 incarnation of Govind’s love, Krish is a young, tech-savvy man navigating a public misstep and online fallout. He seeks a genuine connection with Radha, choosing love amidst the noise of the digital age.

Krrish’s ex-girlfriend in 2012 whose online post triggers the central misunderstanding. Her actions catalyze the breakup dynamics, illustrating how digital-age mistakes can ripple through relationships.