| Genre: | Drama Comedy |
| Music: | Gaurav Chatterji |
| Story: | Navjot Gulati Nishant Goyal |
| Director: | Navjot Gulati |
| Country: | India |
| Language: | Hindi |
| Num Seasons: | 1 |
| Num Episodes: | 8 |
| List Episodes: |
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| Producer: | Firdaus S. Sayed Farhan P. Zamma Jitendra Singla |
| Company: | Salt Media |
| Network: | The Zoom Studio, YouTube (season 1) |
Happily Ever After is an Indian Hindi-language web series created by The Zoom Studios. Written and directed by Navjot Gulati, it stars Naveen Kasturia and Harshita Gaur with Shivankit Singh Parihar, Gurpreet Saini and Shruti Das.[1] It traces the story of a couple, Roneet and Avni who struggle to achieve their dream of having a perfect wedding because of a limited budget.
Happily Ever After directed by Navjot Gulati, premiered simultaneously in the company's media streaming platform The Zoom Studio and in YouTube, on 1 February 2020 and it received positive response from audience.[2]
| Character | Portrayed by | Description | Appearance | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Season 1 | ||||
| Roneet Bagchi | Naveen Kasturia | Avni's boyfriend and later husband | ||
| Avani Mehndiratta | Harshita Gaur | Roneet's girlfriend and later wife | ||
| Manny | Shivankit Singh Parihar | Roneet's friend, Megha's boyfriend | ||
| Rishi | Gurpreet Saini | Roneet's friend, Surbhi's boyfriend and later husband | ||
| Surbhi | Shruti Das | Roneet's friend, Rishi's girlfriend and later wife | ||
| Shankar Mehndiratta "Tauji" | Rajiv Khanna | Avni's elder paternal uncle | ||
| Prema Masi | Meenal Kapoor | Roneet's maternal aunt, Jaya's sister | ||
| Badi Bua | Ramna Wadhawan | Avni's eldest paternal aunt | ||
| Choti Bua | Meenakshi Sethi | Avni's younger paternal aunt | ||
| Jaya Bagchi | Shabnam Vadhera | Roneet's mother, Prema's sister | ||
| Ragini Mehndiratta | Shivani Saluja | Avni's sister-in-law | ||
| Megha | Ravina Sharma | Roneet's cousin, Manny's girlfriend | ||
| Kishanchand Mehndiratta | Sanjay Bhatia | Usha's husband, Avni's father | ||
| Usha Mehndiratta | Priti Shrivastav | Kishanchand's wife, Avni's mother | ||
| Riva | Yoshita Gandhi | Roneet's cousin | ||
| Geeta Udeshi | Nimmo Mehndiratta "Taiji" | Avni's elder paternal aunt | ||
| Jay | Pratyush Uday | Roneet and Avni's wedding planner | ||
| Prakash Fufa | Girish Thapar | |||
| Vishnu Chacha | Raj Naini | Avni's paternal uncle | ||
| Mausaji | Dalip Gulati | Avni's maternal uncle | ||
| Mausiji | Garima Agarwal | Avni's maternal aunt | ||
| Gautam | Vivaan Soni | Avni's friend | ||
| Vikram | Deependra Kumawat | |||
| Saaransh | Mannit Tanna | Avni's nephew | ||
| Deven Chacha | Aditya Bhattarcharya | |||
| Jagdish | Amit Srivastava | |||
| Shubhash | Lokendra Soghani | |||
| Ishani | Anju Gaur | |||
| Rahul Chaudhary | Samar | |||
| Sanjay Sharma | Deepak Sharma | Receptionist at Kumbalgarh Palace | ||
| Zainab | Tanvie Kishore | Roneet's fling | ||
| Dad | Ramesh Joshi | Zainab's father | ||
| Ashwin | Arjun Satam | |||
| Ashima | Jahaan Kaur | Surbhi's aunt, a wedding planner | ||
| Upasana | Sweety D'souza | |||
| Pandit | Om Prakash Tiwari | Roneet and Avni's wedding pandit | ||
| Client | Siddharth Maitreya | Avni's client | ||
| Siddharth | Sanket Pawar | Groom at the wedding crashed by Roneet and Avni | ||
| Sonia | Nupur Paneri | Bride at the wedding crashed by Roneet and Avni | ||
| Yasmin | Sakshi Benipuri | Prostitute hired by Manny for Roneet | ||
| Staff Member | Aman Acharya | Hotel staff of Kumbalgarh | ||
| Banker | Kunal Patel | Roneet's bank's manager | ||
| Young Roneet | Ansh Mehta | Roneet in school flashback | ||
| Young Avni | Vrishti Chawda | Avni in school flashback | ||
| Young Manny | Varun Buddhadev | Manny in school flashback | ||
| Teacher | Seema Dusane | Teacher in school flashback | ||
Naveen Kasturia was cast as Roneet Bagchi. While, Harshita Gaur was cast as Avani Mehndiratta.[3] A major portion of the series was shot at the hotels and palaces in Kumbalgarh. The show has managed to get the largest ensemble cast of 54 characters under one roof.[4] [5]
Happily Ever After was released on 1 February 2020 on Zoom Studio's official Youtube page. It is also digitally available on ZEE5 and MX Player.[6]