Katha Ankahee

Katha Ankahee

Katha Ankahee

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Katha Ankahee

2022- 2023

1 Seasons

260 Episodes

7.4(107 votes)

Ended

Drama

Family

Soap

Overview

Katha, a single parent, is in need of funds for her son's medical treatment. She comes across Viaan, who offers help but his conditions put her in an awkward situation.

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Episodes

No episodes found for this season.

The people behind it

Cast & crew

7 featured cast members

Starring

Aditi Sharma

Aditi Sharma

Katha Singh

Adnan Khan

Adnan Khan

Viaan Raghuvanshi

Azinkya Mishra

Azinkya Mishra

Aarav Singh Garewal

Manish Raisinghani

Manish Raisinghani

Dr. Raghav Sehgal

Sheen Dass

Sheen Dass

Rita Prajapati

preeti amin

Creative team

Created by: Sunjoy Waddhwa

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