An old accomplice of Neha from her mafia-connected past. He impersonates a Flight Marshal during the flight, kills the fake hijackers with blank bullets, replaces the real diamonds with counterfeits, and orchestrates the escape. His actions are central to executing Neha's revenge scheme and faking the official narrative of the hijacking.
Shuvankar is Ambika's husband and Shweta's father, secretly the boy born during the Kali Puja forty years earlier. After returning to Chandrapur following his father's death, he plans to sell the ancestral property, but dies mysteriously when his car catches fire near the haunted tree, leaving Ambika and Shweta to face the family's buried curse.
A former NDC employee and rogue IB agent who orchestrated the poison gas attack. He is used as a decoy and lookalike for Vidya's fabricated missing husband, Arnab Bagchi. Vidya ultimately tracks him down and kills him to complete her revenge.
A disciple and rival of Al Mamun. He accuses Mamun of theft, kidnaps Kakababu, and triggers a chain of events leading to a pyramid climax. At the end, he receives the decoded message from Kakababu and is wished luck for his revolution against the corrupt Egyptian dictator.
Aftab is Murad's son and Aarti's husband. He lives abroad with Aarti and is described as estranged from Murad's family before the main legal conflict develops. The plot provides no further direct actions for him, but his relationship connects Aarti to Murad's household and places her in the role of defending the family.
Uday's distant cousin and an established doctor, Ashok inspires Uday's interest in orthopaedics and advises him to take the available gynaecology place. He is infatuated with Kavya, gets her pregnant and asks Uday to arrange an abortion. After Kavya's medical emergency, Ashok confronts Uday and is arrested when the case is referred to police.
Historical figure connected to the manor's past, referenced through voices or estate documents.
A resident who returns home to discover his wife's affair with their neighbor's husband. Forced into quarantine with the neighbor's wife, Aru, he develops a unique companionship with her despite the initially awkward circumstances.
Alok hopes to obtain a post-office job, but Brishti urges him to pursue larger ambitions and describes her own desire for fame and independence. The summary also links Raja to Monica’s past, when she says she once wanted him to kill her; it does not clarify how that history connects to Alok’s later life.
Basu is Abhiroop's bisexual lover and the cinematographer on the documentary they make in Kolkata. He is married to Rani, creating tension in his relationship with Abhiroop. In the parallel story of Chapal Bhaduri's past, the same actor plays Kumar, who is married to Gopa and is Chapal's intimate partner.
A debutant director and storywriter who proposes a remake of Nayak to actor Arun Chatterjee, who agrees to finance it. Shuvobrata asks his live-in girlfriend Srinandita to act opposite Arun. After discovering that their conversation was recorded, he leaks it to the press as a publicity stunt without Srinandita's consent, prompting her to leave him.
A man suspected of involvement in a series of murders after investigators learn of his connection to one of the victims. Hated by locals, he is severely beaten at home, but the investigation later reveals that suspicion alone does not establish his guilt. His wife, Sumana, meets him during the inquiry and eventually reconciles with him.
Indraneil Sengupta has 69 screen credits in a career dating back to 2007. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Feluda Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Nayan Rahasya, Titin, Jai Hind. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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