Punjab-based Satkar Kaur initially resents fellow-collegian Sahibdeep Singh, believing that he won a number of competitions by resorting to unfair means, but eventually falls in love with him. When her sister, Amrita, invites her to visit London, she does so, and is introduced to Sharandeep, who loves her. Satkar is thrilled when she finds out that Sahibdeep also has re-located there and has taken up singing as a career. She looks forward to meeting him but faces heartbreak when she finds out that he has a gorgeous girlfriend, Raman Kaur, the only daughter of aspiring politician, Bikramjit Singh; while back home Sahibdeep's father, Arjun, faces trauma and humiliation of losing their family home due to unpaid debt
Ravindra Peepat
Director
Raj Babbar
Bikramjit Singh
Sarabjit Cheema
Sahibdeep Singh (as Sarbjit Cheema)
Shweta Tiwari
Raman Kaur
Rana Jung Bahadur
Mehndirata
Gurpreet Ghuggi
Yankee Singh (as Gurpreet Ghugi)
Sudesh Lehri
Simran Sachdeva
Satkar Kaur
Vivek Shauq
Amrita's husband
Upasna Singh
Amrita Kaur
Arun Bali
Arjun Singh
Gopi Bhalla
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