Four dedicated housewives - Shivangi, Mansi, Neha, and Sakhina, whose lives revolve only around their husband and family, decide to escape the suffocating routine life by traveling to Goa for a few days to live life on their terms. They have no idea that their vacation will lead to a series of life-changing events.
Kamal Pandey
Director
Swara Bhasker
Shivangi
Meher Vij
Mansi
Shikha Talsania
Neha
Pooja Chopra
Sakina
Girish Kulkarni
Madhukar Rane
Manish Chaudhary
DCP Mohite
Ali Quli Mirza
Ashish (Mansi's Husband)
Nayani Dixit
Alisha Cresta
Mitansh Nehra
Murad (Sakina's Husband)
Vibha Chibber
Shivangi's Saas
Suraj Singh
Dinesh Shukla (Shivangi's Husband)
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