By Akanksha
May 06, 2026
Ishita broke several stereotypes. As a dentist who marries a CEO to provide a mother’s love to his daughter, Ishita’s character dealt with complex themes
The supernatural trendsetter played by Mouni Roy, Shivanya didn`t just become a household name; she birthed an entire genre.
Ankita Lokhande’s Archana brought the focus back to the struggles and aspirations of the lower-middle class.
Aamna Sharif’s Kashish was a breath of fresh air in the early 2000s.
Urvashi Dholakia’s Komolika redefined the vamp era
Played by Smriti Irani, Tulsi Virani was more than a character, she was a national institution, the quintessential daughter-in-law of the Virani household
Sakshi Tanwar’s Parvati Agarwal was the calm, resilient heart of the Agarwal family. Parvati brought a softer, more empathetic touch to the screen
Shweta Tiwari’s Prerna was the face of star-crossed romance in India. Prerna’s narrative was driven by her enduring, often tragic love for Anurag Basu.