Sardar's eldest son, killed early in Part 2, sparking Faizal's rage.
Trusted friend and advisor to Sambhaji. He is captured alongside the Chhatrapati during the Mughal ambush and is subsequently executed by Aurangzeb's forces, becoming one of the first martyrs of the conflict.
A local henchman and associate of a political figure, acting as a loyal enforcer for Ranatunga's network. He threatens the protagonist and is later captured and executed during the raid on the corrupt police station.
Faizal's brother, helps avenge their father, arrested and executed by Sultan.
Vijay travels from Allahabad to Mumbai to fulfill his ailing father's request that a Bollywood superstar eat homemade murabba. Despite hunger, frustration, poverty, and repeated obstacles, he succeeds, but the jar is damaged on the return journey. He replaces it, then tells his father the truth when questioned.
The central protagonist, a determined boxer who transitions from a servant-like role under a corrupt politician to a national athlete. He navigates romantic pursuits, workplace harassment, and violent political retaliation while striving to protect his family and achieve boxing success, ultimately forced to throw a crucial match.
Mohan is Giri’s brother and the only sibling with a regular job, working as an accountant. His passion for cricket leads him to divert money from his company to bet on a match, and after losing it he faces the police. Giri secretly sells a kidney to settle the debt and save him.
A minor character appearing in the first film.
A former 1936 Olympian and Indian National Army soldier. He co-leads the team's formation with the protagonist but is tragically injured during partition riots and forced to flee to Lahore, abandoning the Olympic dream.
Shankar's military senior. Shocked by Shankar's unauthorized aggressive interception of a Chinese aircraft, he grounds Shankar for a psychological evaluation.
Sports figure whose matches are targeted by Arjun for match-fixing operations.
Vineet Kumar Singh has 37 screen credits in a career dating back to 2004. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Gangs of Wasseypur with 2 titles. Signature works include Shakti Shalini, Superboys of Malegaon, Rangbaaz: The Bihar Chapter. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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