Thik Jeno Love Story

Thik Jeno Love Story was a Bengali television Soap opera that premiered on 10 November 2014 and aired on Star Jalsha. It was produced by Shree Venkatesh Films and it stars Neel Bhattacharya and Sairity Banerjee in lead roles.

Plot

The story revolves around Isha, a simple girl full of life and Adi, the spoilt brat of an influential politician. Isha having lost her parents in the childhood grew up with her brothers Prabal and Pratik who dote on her. She is a die hard romantic and spends her time with her two best friends Pooja and Neha.

Pooja starts chatting with a mystery man on the Internet who turns out to be Adi. They plan to meet during the opening of a night club. Things however get out of hand and Pooja dies due to drug overdose while Isha is saved by Adi. The only witness to Pooja's death is Prabal who considers Adi responsible for it. Isha however trusts Adi completely and saves him from accusations. Prabal becomes uncomfortable with Isha's growing relationship with Adi and warns him to stay away from his sister and insults him in the process.

Adi vows revenge and plans to manipulate Isha by promising to marry her. Unaware of Adi's evils ploys Isha continues to fall for him and ends up marrying him. Adi however lifts the blindfold of trust from Isha's eyes and declares that it was all but a game for him that he did not consider the marriage to be anything serious. Isha then decides to leave Adi forever but is stopped by Adi's father who believes that only Isha could save Adi from the path of self-destruction he was on. Isha decides to stay and give her relationship another chance as she believes in the basic goodness of Adi's heart.

Cast

• Neel Bhattacharya as Adidev Bose / Adi
• Sairity Banerjee as Late Isha Bose (née Mitra) / Aankhi Bose (née Mitra)
• Dipankar De as Ranjan Bose
• Debolina Dutta as Rajeshwari / Mon
• Manoj Ojha as Agnidev Bose / Natun Gosain
• Ananya Biswas as Ani
• Avrajit Chakraborty as Sanjay
• Dolon Roy as Krishna
• Arijit Chakraborty as Probal Mitra
• John Bhattacharya as Rohit
• Ayesha Bhattacharya as Tiya
• Mita Chatterjee as Adi's grandmother
• Moumita Chakraborty as Menoka
• Sohan Bandopadhyay as Raktim
• Debdut Ghosh as Siddhartha Bose
• Soham Basu Roy Chowdhury as Nonta
• Runa Bandopadhyay as Kaberi
• Rupam Roy as Pratik Mitra
• Deerghoi Paul as Neha
• Alivia Sarkar as Pooja
• Ashmita Chakraborty as Mimi
• Somraj Maity as Tunir Sengupta
• Sourav Das as Kripan
• Anindya Bose as Siddhartha
• Sanchaari Das as Komol

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