Banni Chow Home Delivery is a story about two broken people who find healing in each other. It celebrates the power of love that does not judge, the strength of a woman who refuses to bend to fate, and the courage of a man who learns to embrace his pain and turn it into purpose. At its heart, it is about faith, resilience, and the simple truth that even the smallest act of kindness can change a life forever.
Plot
In the vibrant streets of Udaipur, Banni Singh Rathod, a strong-willed young woman, runs a small yet beloved home-cooked meal delivery service called Banni Chow Home Delivery. She spends her days preparing and delivering meals to people far from home, those who crave the warmth and comfort of homemade food. For Banni, cooking is not just a business; it is an act of love and self-respect. Every meal she delivers carries a piece of her heart and a reminder that care can be found in the simplest things.
Banni has known hardship from a young age. She lost her parents early and was raised by an unkind uncle and aunt who treated her with cruelty. Life taught her to fight, to work hard, and to depend only on herself. Her resilience becomes her greatest weapon. Though society often looks down on her, she walks with her head held high, believing in her dignity, her independence, and her dreams.
Far away, in a mansion filled with wealth but starved of warmth, lives Yuvan Singh Rathod. He is the son of a powerful businessman, Hemant Rathod. Yuvan is gentle, kind, and musically gifted, but his mind is haunted by past trauma. The death of his mother left deep scars that never healed. His stepmother, Manini Rathod, sees him only as an obstacle and uses his fragile state to control the family and their fortune.
Fate brings Banni and Yuvan together when she begins delivering food to the Rathod mansion. What begins as a simple act of service slowly turns into an extraordinary bond. Banni sees in Yuvan a purity and innocence that the world fails to understand. Yuvan, in turn, finds in her the first person who looks at him with kindness instead of pity. For the first time, he feels seen, valued, and loved for who he is.
Circumstances eventually lead to Banni marrying Yuvan. What starts as a marriage of responsibility gradually blossoms into a story of deep love and emotional transformation. Society mocks her for marrying a man with the mind of a child, but Banni stands firm. She does not see weakness in Yuvan; she sees potential, courage, and goodness. Her love becomes his strength.
Life inside the Rathod mansion is not easy. Banni faces deceit, manipulation, and endless tests from Yuvan’s stepmother and her allies. Yet she refuses to be broken. She protects Yuvan fiercely and slowly helps him face his inner demons. She encourages him to express himself through music, to see his art not as an escape but as his power.
However, Yuvan’s struggle runs deeper than anyone imagines. Hidden within him is another personality named Kabir, born from years of pain and fear. Kabir is aggressive and uncontrollable, the opposite of Yuvan’s gentle nature. Whenever Kabir takes control, chaos follows. Still, Banni does not give up. She believes that both Yuvan and Kabir are parts of one wounded soul that deserves healing, not rejection. With the help of Dr. Tulika Anand, a compassionate psychiatrist who once shared a bond with Yuvan, Banni begins the difficult journey of uniting his fractured mind.
Through betrayal, misunderstanding, and heartbreak, Banni remains unshaken. Her love becomes the anchor that holds Yuvan together. Slowly, he begins to heal. His confidence grows, his music becomes his voice, and his heart learns to trust again. Banni helps him believe that he is more than his illness, more than the cruelty of his past.
In time, Yuvan’s transformation mirrors Banni’s own growth. The girl who once delivered meals now delivers hope. The woman who once lived for survival now lives for love and purpose. Together, Banni and Yuvan prove that true strength is not in perfection but in compassion, not in control but in courage, and not in wealth but in understanding.
- Ulka Gupta as Banni Singh Rathod: A home delivery agent; Yuvan's wife; Agastya's love-interest; Atharva's step-mother (2022–2023)
- Pravisht Mishra in dual roles as Yuvan Singh Rathod: A singer and musician with special needs; Hemant and Vandana's son; Manini's step-son; Palak and Myra's half-brother; Banni's husband; Atharva's father (2022–2023)
- Kabir Singh Rathore: Yuvan's split personality; Manini's step-son; Palak and Myra's half-brother; Tulika's husband; Atharva's father
- Recurring
- Riya Sharma as Dr. Tulika Anand: Yuvan's childhood friend Bunty; Kabir's wife; Atharva's mother; Agastya’s friend (2022)
- Arjit Taneja as Agastya Kapoor: Yuvan's mentor and judge; Param's son; Banni's one-sided lover (2022)
- Rajendra Chawla as Devraj Singh Rathod: Sulekha's brother; Hemant and Veer’s father (2022–2023)
- Parvati Sehgal as Manini Rathod: An entrepreneur; Prateek's sister; Hemant's second wife; Palak and Myra's mother; Yuvan's step-mother (2022)
- Vishal Puri as Hemant Singh Rathod: Devraj's elder son; Veer's brother; Vandana's widower; Manini's husband; Yuvan, Palak and Myra's father (2022)
- Harsh Vashisht as Veer Singh Rathod: Devraj's younger son; Hemant's brother; Vrinda's husband; Viraj's father (2022–2023)
- Preeti Arora Sharma as Vrinda Rathod: Veer's wife; Viraj's mother (2022–2023)
- Ayush Anand as Viraj Singh Rathod: Veer and Vrinda's son; Charmie's husband (2022-2023)
- Nikhat Khan Hegde as Sulekha: Devraj's sister; Alpana and Anchal's mother (2022–2023)
- Anushka Merchande as Palak Rathod: Manini and Hemant’s elder daughter; Myra's sister; Yuvan's half-sister (2022)
- Palak Agarwal as Myra Rathod: Manini and Hemant's younger daughter; Palak's sister; Yuvan's half-sister (2022–2023)
- Payal Gupta as Charmie Rathod: Viraj's wife (2022–2023)
- Manasi Sengupta as Anchal: Sulekha's elder daughter; Alpana's sister (2022–2023)
- Pooja Singh as Alpana: Sulekha's younger daughter; Anchal's sister (2022–2023)
- Alpesh Dixit as Suresh: Banni’s uncle; Vishnu's father; a drunkard and a gambler. (2022–2023)
- Neelam Gupta as Banni’s maternal aunt: Suresh's wife; Vishnu's mother (2022-2023)
- Ansh Pandey as Vishnu: Suresh's son (2022–2023)
- Vaishnavi Mahant as Vandana Rathod: Hemant's first wife; Yuvan's mother (Dead) (2022)
- Manish Khanna as Param Kapoor - Agastya's father (2022)
- Neha Rana as Niyati (2022)
- Unknown as Atharva Singh Rathore: Tulika and Yuvan's son; Banni's step-son
- Celesti Bairagey as Rajjo to promote Rajjo
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