Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo

Jed is on the brink of leaving the Philippines to join his family in America when a run-in with the perfect woman, Angie, changes everything. A speedy proposal sends both families reeling and sets the stage for a rocky marriage.

Cast

Judy Ann Santos

as Angie

Ryan Agoncillo

as Jed

Gloria Diaz

as Charito

Gina Pareño

as Belita

Ariel Ureta

as Carlo

Soliman Cruz

as Rommel

Derek Ramsay

as Ronnie

Lui Villaruz

as Erwin

Tuesday Vargas

as Kaye

Kat Alano

as Sandra

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