Meri Aashiqui Tumse Hi

''Meri Aashiqui Tum Se Hi'' ( My love is only with you) is an Indian soap opera based on Emily Bronte's British novel ''Wuthering Heights'' and produced by Ekta Kapoor of Balaji Telefilms. The series aired from 24 June 2014 to 19 February 2016 on Colors TV and starred Shakti Arora and Radhika Madan.

Plot

Ishaani Joshi and Ranveer Vaghela have been childhood friends for twenty years as Ranveer's father Kailash is the driver of Ishaani's step-father Harshad Parekh. As they both grow up together, Ranveer loves Ishaani, but was hesitatant to confess it due to their parents' background difference, and thus remains only her best friend. Later they have a fallout and misunderstandings lead them to separate.

2 years later

Ranveer is a successful businessman engaged to Ritika Zaveri, the daughter of a wealthy jeweller. Ishaani's family is now poor, facing financial crisis due to Harshad's death. To save her family's dignity, Ranveer who still loves Ishaani, leaves Ritika and marries her. Later he is falsely accused for Chirag murder. However Ishaani takes the blame instead but by doing this she breaks Ranveer's trust.

6 months later

Ishaani is saved by Ranveer's friend, lawyer Shikhar Mehra who loves her. Ritika, posing as Ranveer's wife lives in Vaghela house. Ishaani gets shattered due to her mother Falguni's sudden death. As Ranveer learns the past truth he wants Ishaani back, who rejects him and decides to marry Shikhar. Ritika stabs Ishaani after revealing her true self that she killed Falguni. Ishaani recovers as Shikhar rescues her. Finally, Ritika gets exposed and jailed. Ranveer and Ishaani unite, clearing all misunderstandings.

It is revealed that Ranveer had a twin brother Milan whom Kailash gave up for adoption when they were in dire need of money after Ranveer had met with a serious accident during their childhood. Milan hates and vows to snatch everything from Ranveer. His motives are exposed later too as he commits suicide. Ritika is bailed and joins hands with Nirbhay Singh Ahlawat, who blames and wants revenge on Ranveer for his wife's death and sister Naina's paralysis.

Naina falls in love with Ranveer, who proves Nirbhay that he didn't kill his wife Pooja. Nirbhay apologizes to Ishaani and Ranveer. Ritika escapes. Ishaani and Ranveer finally unite.

Cast

Main

* Shakti Arora as
** Ranveer Vaghela – Kailash and Amba's son; Milan's twin brother; Ishaani's husband; Ritika's former fiancé
** Milan Vaghela – Kailash and Amba's son; Ranveer's twin brother
* Radhika Madan as Ishaani Joshi Parekh Vaghela – Faalguni and Harshad's daughter; Nitin's biological daughter, Disha's half-sister; Ranveer's wife; Chirag's and Shikhar's former fiancée

Recurring

* Shahab Khan as Kailash Vaghela – Ranveer and Milan's father
* Utkarsha Naik as Amba Vaghela – Ranveer and Milan's mother
* Arjun Bijlani as Shikhar Mehra – Ishaani's former fiancé and best friend; Ritika and Ranveer's friend
* Smriti Khanna as Ritika Zaveri – Ranveer's former fiancé and Chirag secret girlfriend
* Mohit Abrol as Nirbhay Singh Ahlawat – Ranveer's enemy-turned-friend; Ritika's friend
* Ravjeet Singh as Chirag Mehta – Ishaani ex-fiancé and Ritika's ex-boyfriend and father of Ritika's unborn child
* Gauri Pradhan as Faalguni Parekh – Nitin's ex-wife; Harshad's wife; Ishaani and Disha's mother
* Prithvi Sankhala as Harshad Parekh – Maadhvi's brother; Faalguni's husband; Ishaani's adoptive father; Disha's father
* Hiten Tejwani as Nitin Joshi – Faalguni's ex-husband; Ishaani's father
* Maleeka Ghai as Maadhvi Parekh – Harshad's sister; Ishaani and Disha's aunt
* Tisha Kapoor as Disha Parekh Shah – Faalguni and Harshad's daughter; Ishaani's half-sister; Rishi's ex-fiancée; Manas's ex-wife; Krish's mother
* Anas Khan as Manas Shah – Disha's ex-husband; Krish's step-father
* Giriraj Kabra as Rishi Vyas – Disha's ex-fiancé; Krish's father
* Unknown as Krish Shah – Disha and Rishi's son; Manas's stepson
* Hardik Thakkar as Prateek Parekh – Ishaani's cousin
* Lankesh Bhardwaj as Police Inspector
* Deep Jaitely as Uttam
* Sunny Bajaj as Vikram
* Akanksha Juneja as Naina – Nirbhay's sister
* Parul Chauhan as Aarti Singh Ahlawat – Nirbhay and Naina's sister-in-law
* Dolly Sohi as Rajeshwari
* Gaurav Sarode as Shivam
* Gautam Gupta as Sharman Parekh – Ishaani's cousin, Ritika's ex-fiancé, Nimisha's boyfriend
* Aparna Dixit as Gauri – Ishaani's cousin
* Sarita Joshi as Hansa Parekh – Matriarch of the Parekh household
* Anmol Parnami as Devarsh Parekh – Ishaani's cousin; Sharman's brother
* Poonam Pandey as Krisha Parekh – Devarsh's wife; Shikhar's sister
* Nitin Vakharia as Mitesh Parekh –Ishaani and Disha's uncle; Harshad's brother; Sharman and Devarsh's father
* Manisha Kanojia/Roma Navani as Chaitali Parekh – Ishaani and Disha's aunt; Mitesh's wife; Sharman and Devarsh's mother
* Mihir Rajda as Manahar Parekh
* Amita Choksi as Vishaka Parekh
* Unknown as Ketan Mehta, Chirag and Nimisha's father
* Hetal Yadav as Shweta Ketan Mehta, Chirag and Nimisha's mother
* Pallavi Rao as Lakshmi – Amba's sister
* Parveen Kaur as Shikhar's aunt
* Lankesh Bhardwaj as Inspector
* Urmila Nimbalkar / Charu Mehra as Paarul – Lakshmi's daughter; Ranveer's cousin
* Deepak Dutta as Raaj Mehra – Shikhar's father
* Sweetly Walia as Shikhar's aunt
* Deepali Kamath as Kanchan Mehra – Shikhar's mother
* Supriya Shailaja as Nimisha Mehta – Chirag's sister and Sharman's girlfriend
* Mohsin Khan as Roumil – Gauri's abusive husband
* Zaara Khan as Ruchika
* Priyanka Chandel as Shanela – Chirag's girlfriend
* Sanjay Gandhi as Sanjeev Zaveri – Ritika's father
* Abhay Bhargava as Advocate M.F. Purohit
* Priyanka Sidana as Garima
* Sahil Miglani as Bhavesh
* Rose Sardana as Shanaya
* Imran Hasnee as Rawal
* Neel Motwani as Pranav – Gauri's ex-lover
* Amit Tandon as Rajat
* Toral Rasputra as Anandi (guest)
* Mouni Roy as Shivanya (guest)
* Adaa Khan as Shesha (guest)

Awards and nominations

References

External links

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{{Balaji Telefilms

Balaji Telefilms television series
2014 Indian television series debuts
Television shows based on British novels
2016 Indian television series endings
Colors TV original programming
Indian television series
Indian television soap operas
Serial drama television series
Television shows set in Mumbai