Na Aana Is Des Laado

Na Aana Is Des Laado (lit. Never come to this country, dear) is a 2009 Indian Hindi-language soap opera that premiered on 9 March 2009 on Colors TV and finished on 27 July 2012, reaching a total of 870 episodes. The show portrays various social evils practiced in India. It is fifth longest-running Indian television series of Colors TV. Asequel series titled Laado 2 - Veerpur Ki Mardani premiered on Colors TV in 2017.^[1][2]

Plot

The serial is about a conflict between ignorant, manipulative and dominant woman, Ammaji who rules a village, Veerpur with an iron fist and Sia, an educated daughter of a doctor and a rebel against Ammaji's evil cultures. This show mainly focuses on Ammaji, her family and the evil custom of Female infanticide and rampant misogyny prevalent in the backward village. The moral of the story is about women's rights.

Cast

• Meghna Malik as Bhagwani Devi / Ammaji Sangwan
• Simran Kaur as Diya Raghav Sangwan nèe Diya Shaurya Pratap - Ammaji's granddaughter
• Vaishnavi Dhanraj as Jhanvi Raghav Sangwan / Jhanvi Surya Rantej - Ammaji's granddaughter
• Yash Dasgupta as Karan Vijay Chautala - Ammaji's step-grandson
• Shresth Kumar as Aditya Gajendar Sangwan - Ammaji's grandson
• Varun Kapoor as Shaurya Pratap Singh- Diya's Ex-Husband
• Neelam Bhagchandani / Rishina Kandhari as Tanisha Karan Chautala - Karan's wife, Aditya's ex-fiancée
• Avantika Shetty as Ragini Aditya Sangwan - Aditya's wife
• Madhurjeet Sarghi as Santosh Joginder Sangwan / Santosh Vijay Chautala - Ammaji's ex daughter in law
• Rinku Vohra as Chanda Avtaar Sangwan - Avtaar's wife
• Aryan Pandit as Rajbeer Avtaar Sangwan - Ammaji's grandson
• Nishant Shokeen as Vijay Chautala - Santosh's second husband
• Kapil Nirmal as Surya Rana Rantej Singh - Jhanvi's husband
• Winy Tripathi as Inspector Vikram Singh - Diya's ex-fiancée
• Rakesh Sharma as Yashpal - Ammaji's bodyguard
• Ankita Maheswari as Sarah Vijay Chautala - Vijay's daughter, Santosh's step daughter
• Natasha Sharma as Sia Raghav Sangwan
• Aditya Redij as Raghav Sangwan - Ammaji's youngest son
• Shikha Singh as Amba Sangwan - Ammaji's daughter, Jhanvi's adoptive mother
• Harish Verma as Avtaar Dharamveer Sangwan - Ammaji's nephew
• Tarun Anand / Nissar Khan as Joginder Sangwan - Ammaji's eldest son
• Shivangi Sharma as Sunehri Gajendar Sangwan - Gajendar's wife
• Anand Goradia as Gajendar Sangwan - Ammaji's second son
• Shaikha Parween as Jhumar Dharamveer Sangwan / Jhumar Dheeraj Singh - Ammaji's niece
• Sonal Jha as Sheela Dharamveer Sangwan - Ammaji's sister in law
• Kannan Arunachalam as Dharamveer Sangwan - Ammaji's brother
• Aman Verma as Bhanu Pratap Singh - Shaurya's father
• Samiksha Bhatt as Lovely Shaurya Pratap Singh - Shaurya's wife
• Shabana Mullani as Bulbul Rana Rantej Singh - Rantej's second wife/mistress
• Sheeba Chaddha as Bajri Pratap Singh - Bhanu's sister
• Sharmilee Raj as Dharamveer's Mistress
• Menaka Lalwani as Rangeeli Avtaar Sangwan - Avtaar's ex wife
• Ayam Mehta as Rana Rantej Singh - Surya's father
• Anil Lalwani as Kuldeep Rana Rantej Singh - Surya's brother, Jhanvi's ex husband
• Deepraj Rana as DK Vora
• Pratik Mitra as Chamkila Kuldeep Singh - Kuldeep's boyfriend
• Shobhit Attray as Param Rana Rantej Singh - Surya's brother, Jhanvi's ex husband
• Dhruv Lather as Dheeraj Singh - Jhumar's husband
• Karmveer Choudhary as Dev's Father
• Rahul Singh as Satpal - Rantej's right hand man
• Deeya Chopra as Sonali - Raghav's ex-fiancée
• Janvi Sangwan as Shivlaali Rana Rantej Singh - Rantej's first wife
• Deepak Sandhu as Raj
• Lankesh Bhardwaj / Sanjay Bhardwaj as Kishanlal
• Bhavin Wadia as Shera - Amba's right hand man
• Rocky Verma as Contract Killer
• Shahab Khan as Dr. Devi Singh - Sia's Father
• Reema Vohra as Vaidhei Devi Singh - Sia's sister
• Suraj Jadhav as wrestler {one of the lead pehelwan}

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