A stern Jat patriarch from Haryana whose rigid traditions drive the central conflict of Heropanti (2014). Initially controlling and unforgiving regarding his daughters' choices, he disowns his eloping child and arranges a conventional marriage for his younger daughter. Through their experiences, he undergoes significant personal growth, ultimately abandoning his conservative stance. He recognizes that familial bonds outweigh rigid customs, permitting progressive unions, reconciling with his estranged child, and blessing his younger daughter's relationship. He remains absent from the sequel.