state. Dutta manages to escape from Nana and go to live with Kala, then Digu helps Baji and the family by returning them to their home that was under Nana's hands. Nana discovers the fact and punishes Dighu. He discovers that Nana is guilty of his mother's death, then kills him. Dutta trains and returns as strong as before and decides to go home. Dutta then discovers that Dighu is the one who kidnapped him and punishes him. Nakusha is pregnant and leaves the house going to live in another place, because she didn't want her son to be born in a house where the father is a gangster. Dutta leaves the house for a while and goes to Nakusha, working hard. Dutta's mother is shot by Yoginder at the hands of Sudarshan. Eventually Nakusha is kidnapped by Yoginder who eventually dies along with his sister Sunaina and Dighu. Cast Main Mahhi Vij as Nakusha Dutta Patil Mishal Raheja / Shabbir Ahluwalia as Dutta Patil / Dutta Bhau Swati Chitnis as Aayi Sahib Chinmayee Surve as Badi, Roopa, Nakusha and Shetji's mother Kali Prasad Mukherjee as Ganpat, Roopa, Nakusha and Shetji's father Recurring Jay Thakkar as Shetji, Nakusha's brother Vinay Rohrra as Baaji Rao, Dutta's best friend and second-in-command Aashka Goradia as Kalavati "Kala", Dutta's sister Jaineeraj Rajpurohit as Kishore, Kalawati's husband Tinnu Anand as Damodar Patil, Dutta's estranged father Soni Singh as Madhu, Dutta's Paternal half-sister Neetu Wadhwa as Roopvati "Roop", Dutta's youngest sister Ansha Sayed / Falaq Naaz as Leelavati "Leela", Dutta's younger sister Sumit Kaul as Sudarshan, Leela's husband Kannan Arunachalam as Raghunath "Nana Saheb" Tawde, Dutta Bhau's mentor Murli Sharma as Maleshwar Anna Mouli Ganguly as Subbalakshmi Pavan Malhotra as Malmar More, a corrupt police officer Ridhi Dogra as Supriya, Dutta's ex-fiancée Pranitaa Pandit as Seema, Dutta's ex-girlfriend Aadesh Chaudhary as Digambar / Munna Sunayana Fozdar as Sunayana, Yogendra's younger sister and Deegu's obsessive lover. Anupam Bhattacharya as Yogendra, Sunayana's brother and Dutta's enemy. Reception Ratings Laagi Tujhse Lagan was one of the most watched Hindi GEC. The show was its peak from the beginning till the end of March 2011. In week of 26 March 2011, it occupied second position with 5.6 TVR. After the exit of lead actor Mishal Raheja in last week of March 2011, the show TRP rating started to go down and eventually ended in January 2012. Adaptations References External links