Tujh Sang Preet Lagai Sajna
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Tujh Sang Preet Lagai Sajna is an Indian soap opera
Indian soap opera
Indian soap operas are soap operas written, produced, filmed in India, with characters played by Indians , with episodes broadcast on Indian television channels/channel chains that are not often limited to the Republic of India itself: often many “serials,” as they’re more commonly referred to as,...

 broadcast on STAR Plus
STAR Plus
STAR Plus is a Hindi language general entertainment television channel based in India. The channel is part of the STAR TV network's bouquet of channels...

 channel. The series premiered on November 3, 2008, replacing the long-running Indian soap opera Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii which was also created by Ekta Kapoor
Ekta Kapoor
Ekta Jeetendra Kapoor is an Indian TV and film producer. She is the Creative Director and Joint Managing Director of Balaji Telefilms, her production company.-Biography:...

 of Balaji Telefilms
Balaji Telefilms
Balaji Telefilms is a production house based in Mumbai, India, and is promoted by Ekta Kapoor, Shobha Kapoor, Jeetendra and Tushar Kapoor.-History:...

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Plot

It is a love story of two people whose families have been enemies for decades. Vrinda and Yug are daughter and son of opposing Zamindars whose village has been separated for years by border wire and has extreme hostility for each other. Circumstances led to these two people whose family are lifelong enemies to fall in love.

Vrinda is the granddaughter of Balwant and Yug is the grandson of Vikram Aditya. Balwant and V.A used to be best friends despite the fact that V.A was a zamindar/takhur and Balwant was a farmer/kisaan. Their friendship was an example for everyone and they were inseparable until one horrible day. Balwant's daughter Simran, was supposed to marry V.A's son Sumit, (Sumit is Yug's dad) but it turns out that V.A's son was already married (and he had a son from his wife Bindya) but he hadn't told anyone. On the day of his marriage to Simran, Sumit runs away to get Bindiya and tell V.A everything. Simran follows him on the way, to tell him that she respects his decision and she doesn't want to marry him if he is already married. Simran is heartbroken as she loved Sumit since childhood but she swallows her pain in order to make Sumit happy.

Balwant and V.A reach the train station, where Simran and Sumit are standing and due to some misunderstanding V.A accidentally shoots Simran. In a fit of rage Balwant's son Kuldeep shoots Sumit. (Kuldeep is Vrinda's dad). Kuldeep goes to jail and the families become enemies forever. Yug (one year old at the time) is sent to London to study and stay away from the dushmani in the village. Vrinda is considered bad luck in the family to everyone except her Balwant, as her father (Kuldeep) went to jail and her aunt (Simran) died the day she was born. The village was divided into two parts and was separated by a border which no one could cross. You either belonged to Kishangand (V.A's village) or Srantigand (Balwant's village).

20 years later Yug and Vrinda meet, and after several unpleasant encounters, they fall deeply in love. Yug and Vrinda can't live without one another, and they plan to get married but that is when they find out about their families hating each other. They decide to get rid of the dushmani by reminding Balwant and V.A how they used to be such great friends. When that doesn't work, Yug comes to live at Vrinda's house pretending to be Teji's (Vrinda's cousin) best friend. Nobody in the family except for Vrinda and Teji know who Yug really is. He wins everyone's hearts and the family decide to get Yug and Vrinda married. But that's when Balwant finds out who Yug really is. Yug and Vrinda run away. But they do not marry each other and they come back within a day. They tell their families that they could have married if they wanted, and no one would have been able to do anything. But they didn't because they truly love each other and want their marriage to happen with everyone's blessings. Balwant and V.A are untouched and they drag Yug and Vrinda home. Before leaving Yug says to Balwant, "Vrinda meri amanat hai, jisse mein aapke paas chodke ja raha hoon. Par mein usse lene jaldi aonga." (I am leaving Vrinda with you for a short while and I will come back to get her as she is only mine).

This makes Balwant and V.A furious. They meet and make a plan to get Vrinda married to someone else in another village but they tell Vrinda that she is getting married to Yug, (while V.A sends Yug out on a business trip to London). Vrinda marries Rajbeer (who didn't know about this plan) thinking it was Yug. Yug finds out what happened and doesn't know what to do.

On the first night of marriage, Vrinda tells Rajbeer everything about her and Yug's love and their family's betrayal. She tells him that she thought she was marrying Yug and she cannot live with anyone else. Rajbeer (heartbroken) tells Vrinda that his grandmother is very ill and will only live about 6 months more. If Vrinda leaves Rajbeer, his grandmother will die right away. Vrinda agrees to stay in the house as Rajbeer's wife until his grandmother dies and Rajbeer promises that after 6 months, he will hand her over to Yug.

But during these 6 months Vrinda and Rajbeer fall in love. But they don't admit it to each other because Rajbeer thinks Vrinda still loves Yug, and Vrinda thinks that Rajbeer thinks of her only as a friend. On the day that his grandmother dies, Rajbeer gives Vrinda to Yug. But Yug tells them both that they belong together, as he used to see Vrinda's eyes filled with love for him but that love is now for Rajbeer and he doesn't want to get in the way of their happiness. Vrinda thanks Yug and leaves with Rajbeer. Seeing that they tore their children apart, Balwant and V.A end their dushmani and become best friends again. Yug still loves Vrinda deeply but he marries Bharti on V.A's wishes. But Yug tells Bharti that they will only stay friends as he will always love Vrinda and Vrinda only (Yug had told Bharti all this before marriage but Bharti wanted to marry Yug anyway because she loved him a lot).

At first it is shown that Bharti is a really sweet and beautiful girl who loves Yug deeply even though she knows about him and Vrinda. But it is later revealed, that Bharti is extremely jealous of Vrinda since Yug still loves her and is plotting to ruin Vrinda's life.

Vrinda gets pregnant and Bharti convinces Rajbeer that the child belongs to Yug, by showing him some pictures that show Vrinda and Yug embracing. (The pictures were taken when Yug was consoling Vrinda). The baby is only a month old when someone kidnaps him for ransom and he gets killed. Vrinda is devastated and Rajbeer is furious. He thinks Yug is the cause of everything, (he thinks Yug and Vrinda are having an affair). He declares dushmani (enemies) with Yug and says that if Vrinda keeps any relation with Yug, he will consider her dead. Vrinda who loves Rajbeer a lot, agrees to not keep any relation with Yug.

Two months later, Vrinda gets pregnant for a second time. When Vrinda is coming back from the clinic after getting her medicine, she nearly gets hit by a truck and is saved by Yug. Rajbeer comes at that moment and he sees Vrinda in Yug's arms. He thinks that Vrinda has still been meeting Yug and that this child too belongs to Yug and not him. He kicks Vrinda out of the house.

Yug tries to explain things to Rajbeer but that doesn't work so he goes to Vrinda (who is at the train station) to apologise. But Vrinda screams at Yug saying that every time Yug comes into her life, something goes wrong and if he wants to see Vrinda happy he should never show his face to her again.

Yug goes home, heartbroken, and he hears Bharti talking on the phone. He finds out how she was the one who showed Rajbeer the pics and ruined Vrinda's life and Yug gets furious. He confronts Bharti and screams at her saying there is so much difference between her and Vrinda, because Vrinda thinks about everyone else and Bharti only thinks about herself. Bharti screams at Yug saying that she did everything because she loved him. She wanted Yug to notice her but all he thought about was Vrinda. They divorce each other and Bharti goes away from everyone's life. The show takes an 8 year's leap.

8 YEARS LATER

Rajbeer is now a huge business man like Yug used to be. Yug is nearly on the street because he refuses to do any business. Yug holds himself responsible for ruining Vrinds's life and wants to die as soon as possible. Rajbeer wants to ruin Yug financially and it seems to be working until Virnda comes back into their lives with her 8-year old daughter, named Tulsi. Vrinda tells Yug that he had nothing to do with ruining her life, in fact he was the only one who stood by her. Relieved from his guilt, Yug goes back into business and gets back on top.

Rajbeer finds Vrinda and makes a deal with her. If she supports him with a court case (Vrinda is the eye witness and her statement could make Rajbeer's nephew go to jail) he will let her live with him as his wife. Vrinda agrees. Initially Rajbeer hates Vrinda and tries to do everything that he could to make her life miserable but he starts to soften up slowly. Tulsi, with the help of her "Yug uncle" brings her parents close together. But Rajbeer finds out about this and he yells at Tulsi saying that Yug is her father not him. Tulsi is hurt but Yug explains to her that her dad is just angry and they have to pacify him. But Tulisi starts crying and asks why Rajbeer doesn't accept her as his daughter and why did he tell her that Yug was her dad. Vrinda hears this whole conversation, and she is heartbroken that Rajbeer hurt her daughter. She decides she can't live with someone who hates her daughter so much so she decides to leave Rajbeer's house and she moves in to an inidan colony.

At first Vrinda is happy living in the colony, but then some of the gossipy women of the colony start taunting Vrinda. They say that she has a daughter but no husband and that Tulsi is probably an illegitimate child, and that's why her dad doesn't come to see her. Vrinda is hurt by these comments and Tulsi is visibly disturbed by them. Vrinda decides that she will re-marry so that no one will taunt Tulsi again. Vrinda asks Yug to marry her! Yug, still in love with Vrinda, says yes. Rajbeer finds out about the marriage and although he is insanely jealous he acts as if he doesn't care.

After a series of drama and misunderstandings, on the day of Yug and Vrinda's wedding, Rajbeer finally finds out the truth about what Bharti did, and how Vrinda was never unfaithful to him. He goes to the temple where Yug and Vrinda are getting married and begs for Vrinda's forgiveness and asks her to come back to him. Vrinda has forgiven Rajbeer and wants to go back to him, but she doesn't say anything as she doesn't want to betray Yug (who accepted her and stood by her when no one else would). Rajbeer takes Vrinda's silence as her way of rejecting him and he is just about to leave when Yug stops him. Yug says that although Vrinda won't say anything to him, he loves her so much that he can even read her silence and he can always tell what she is thinking and what she wants. He puts Vrinda's hand in Rajbeer's, symbolizing that they will always be together. Rajbeer welcomes Vrinda back into his house (with a clear heart), and apologises to Yug. Yug and Rajbeer become best friends again and they join their companies and start doing business together. Yug becomes the huge business tycoon that he used to be again and life seems perfect.

One day, Yug is in a temple praying for Vrinda and Rajbeer's happiness. A girl in a yellow salwar suit runs in and she trips and Yug catches her. The sacred viel of the goddes in the temple flows over Yug and the girl as they stare in to each other's eyes. (This was exactly how Yug and Vrinda met for the first time). Then they both snap out of their eye lock and stand up straight. The girl introduces herself as Radha and Yug, mesemerised by her beauty (this is the first time Yug is mesmerised by anyone other than Vrinda) offers to drop her home. Radha accpets Yug's offer and gets in to his car. While getting in to the car, Radha almost falls and Yug catches her. The show ends with Radha in Yug's arms, indicating that this is the start of a new lovestory.

As the credits roll in, it shows that Rajbeer and Vrinda have two more kids and they are shown playing with them. And Yug and Radha are shown getting married and then cradling their newborn son in their arms. So basically everyone lives happily ever after <3

Cast and characters

  • Pooja Bose
    Pooja Bose
    Pooja Bose is an Indian Television actress. She had played the role of Radha in Balaji Telefilms' Kahaani Hamaaray Mahaabhaarat Ki. She played the lead role Vrinda in the Balaji serial Tujh Sang Preet Lagai Sajna with her co-actor Kunal Verma, which aired on STAR Plus.After starting her...

     - Vrinda (married to Rajbir; used to love Yug; loves Rajbeer)
  • Sandeep Baswana
    Sandeep Baswana
    -Early life and education:Sandeep Baswana was born in Haryana, India into Baswan/Baswana Hindu Jat family and raised in various parts of Northern India. He came to Mumbai in hope of becoming a director after graduating with an MBA in 1998 from IMT Ghaziabad. After a few modeling assignments for...

     - Rajbeer (married to Vrinda)
  • Kunal Verma
    Kunal Verma
    Kunal Verma is an Indian actor and model. He played the main lead of the Balaji serial, Tujh Sang Preet Lagai Sajna on STAR Plus. His co-star in Tujh Sang Preet Lagai Sajna was Pooja Bose.-Television:2011| hawan colours-References:...

     - Yugandhar (married to Bharti; used to love Vrinda; now married to and loves Radha)
  • Leena Jumani
    Leena Jumani
    Leena Jumani is born on 16 July 1989. She is an Indian television actress and model. She is famous for her role as Khemi in Bandini.-Personal information:...

    - Radha (loves and married to Yug; only shown in the last episode of the show)
  • Khushboo Singh - Bharti (used to be married to Yug; hates Vrinda) ANTAGONIST
  • Aditi Bhatia - Tulsi (daughter of Vrinda & Rajbeer)
  • Ananyaa Agrawal - Prerna (Babli's daughter i.e. Rajbeer's niece)
  • Chetan Pandit - Vikram Aditya (Yug's paternal grandfather)
  • Gautam Gulati
    Gautam Gulati
    Gautam Gulati is an Indian television actor. He became popular through the television series. As of 2011 he plays in Pyaar Kii Ye Ek Kahaani as Shaurya Chauhan/ Khanna and then he was in the role for Vikram on Star Plus Diya Aur Baati Hum....

     - Teji (Radhika and Kushal's son; Vrinda's cousin)
  • Sudhir Pandey - Balwant (Vrinda, Pooja, and Teji's paternal grandfather)
  • Mayank Gandhi - Ashish (Gayatri's son; married to Babli; loves Bhumika; Yug's cousin) ANTAGONIST
  • Garima Bhatnagar - Babli (married to Ashish; Rajbir's sister)
  • Chahat Khanna - Frieda (married to Teji)
  • Mihika Verma
    Mihika Verma
    Mihika Verma is an actress from India. She has acted in popular serials like Viruddh, and Kis Desh Mein Hai Meraa Dil and Kitani Mohabbat Hai She is currently playing a role in the popular serial Baat Hamari Pakki Hai which airs on Sony Tv....

     - Bhumika (loves Ashish; wants to marry him as soon as his plan is over)
  • Abigail Jain
    Abigail Jain
    Abigail Jain is an Indian Television actress best known for her role as Kakoon in the Hindi television drama Kya Dill Mein Hai and as Madhu in Sajan Ghar Jaana Hai.-Biography:...

     - Geetika (Vrinda's friend)
  • Papiya Sengupta - Parminder(married to Kuldeep; daughter in law of Balwant and; Vrinda's mom)
  • Kanika Shivpuri - Preeto (married to Balwant;Vrinda, Pooja, and Teji's paternal grandmother)
  • Deepak Quzi - Girdhari Kaka (Balwant and Vikram Aditya's friend)
  • Bindiya - (Yug's mother; widow)
  • Kushal - (Pooja and Teji's dad; Radhika's husband; Balwant and Preeto's son; Vrinda's chachu)
  • Gayatri - (Ashish and Neil's mother, Yug's bhua, Vikram Aditya's daughter; Babli's mother in law)
  • Neil - (Gayatri's son; Ashish's brother; Yug's cousin)
  • Karamveer - (Rajbir's brother, married to Sushma)
  • Sushma - (Karamveer's wife; Rajbir's sister in law)
  • Amma - (Sushma's mother; Karamveer's mother in law) ANTAGONIST


Now Rajbeer and Vrinda have a daughter, Tulsi

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