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Musakaan (transl. Smile) is an Indian television series produced by Rashmi Sharma, under the banner of Rashmi Sharma Telefilms Pvt. Ltd., which premiered on 29 May 2018 on Star Bharat, replacing Jai Kanhaiya Lal Ki.[1][2] It starred Sharad Malhotra and Yesha Rughani.[3]

Musakaan
Genre	Soap opera Family drama
Created by	Rashmi Sharma
Written by	Rashmi Sharma Sushill Choubey Shilpa Choubey Aayush Agrawal
Screenplay by	Sancheeta Bose
Story by	Rashmi Sharma
Directed by	Dilip kumar
Starring	Sharad Malhotra Yesha Rughani
Country of origin	India
Original language	Hindi
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	500
Production
Executive producers	Guddu Jha Aayush Agrawal
Producers	Pawan Kumar Marut Rashmi Sharma
Production location	Ramdev Film City, Mumbai
Running time	Approx. 21 minutes
Production company	Rashmi Sharma Telefilms Pvt. Ltd.
Distributor	Star India
Release
Original network	Star Bharat
Picture format	HDTV 576i HDTV 1080i
Audio format	Dolby Digital
Original release	29 May 2018 (2018-05-29) – 4 January 2020 (2020-01-04)

Plot

The story is about Aarti, a bar-dancer and her daughter Muskaan, who faces social ostracism because of Aarti's profession and yearns to stay with her. Muskaan studies in Darjeeling; Aarti is in Kolkata.

14 years later

Muskaan grows up to be timid and strong-minded, dedicated to her studies. She collides with Raunak Singh, and they fall in love and face many hurdles along the way. Some characters like his father Teerath try to separate them, but Raunak and Muskaan get married. Muskaan trains to become a police officer to give Teerath his utmost punishment, but gets soon abducted in another village. Later, Muskaan and Raunak have twin daughters, Khushi and Roshni. But, Muskaan is separated from Raunak as her car falls off a clifftop.

6 years later

Musakaan lives in Bangladesh hiding from the police, as falsely framed for a murder, and returns to find Raunak. She escapes from the police and bumps into Roshni which both of them are oblivious of. Raunak on the other hand takes care of Khushi, and marries another women named Nisha and raunak cousin marries another woman . At the end, Musakaan and Raunak get married again and they live happily ever after with Khushi and Roshni.

Cast

Main

• Yesha Rughani as Musakaan Bose Singh
• Sharad Malhotra as Raunak Singh

Recurring

• Avyana Chhorwani as Khushi Singh, Raunak and Musakaan's one of twin daughters
• Maahi Soni as Roshni Raunak Singh, Raunak and Musakaan's one of twin daughters
• Sudesh Berry as Teerath Singh, Raunak's father
• Moonmoon Banerjee as Gayatri Teerath Singh, Raunak's mother
• Arina Dey as Aarti Farazi Bose, Musakaan's mother
• Devanshee Vyas as Damini "Dolly" Singh, Raunak's first sister
• Vandana Singh as Lovely Singh, Raunak's second sister
• Shital Antani as Sheetal Singh Bhatia, Raunak's fraternal aunt
• Tarun Khurana as Hanumant Yadav, Raunak's close friend
• Puneesh Sharma as Balbir "Bunty" Bhatia, Raunak's fraternal cousin
• Anamika Tiwari as Tabassum, owner of the brothel where Aarti worked
• Karam Rajpal as Sujoy Das, Musakaan's lover
• Richa Soni as Rakhi Das, Sujoy's mother
• Jyotsna Chandola as Sapna Das, Sujoy's sister
• Lavina Tandon as Suzzane Farazi, Musakaan's maternal aunt
• Aaditya Bajpayee as Rahul Patel, Raunak's colleague
• Tanu Khan as Kajal Bisht, Raunak's lover
• Rushad Rana as Balraj Bisht, Kajal's father
• Preeti Puri as Pramila Bisht, Kajal's mother
• Sangeeta Panwar as Kamlesh, Hukum and Malik's mother
• Shaurya Vardhan Sharma as Manohar Basu, a Police Inspector
• Aashish Kaul as Dinesh Sinha, a V.I.P. Guest
• Amit Kher as Mahesh Chaddha, Bar Head
• Sanarika as Kriti, a bar dancer
• Himanshi Jain / Preetika Chauhan as Jaya
• Shivam Singh Raghuvanshi as Mr.Raichand (Jaya's groom-to-be)
• Monisha Doley as Lomi
• Aishana Singh as Deepa
• Avinash Singh Chouhan as Bouncer
• Mahi Khan as Neha
• Deepraj Rana as Malik

References

External links

• Musakaan at IMDb

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