The National Security Advisor who proposes a surgical strike in response to the Uri attack. He coordinates intelligence, satellite imagery, drone surveillance, and military planning, while supporting Major Vihan Singh Shergill throughout the operation. He later joins Vihan and the commandos at the celebratory dinner.
Respected doctor and Rajiv's guardian, strongly opposes criminal alliances for his family.
Kishan is one of Angar Chand's sons and has secretly been married to Gopi M. Chand for seven years. They have two children, but Angar rejects Kishan after discovering the marriage and throws him out. Jai supports Kishan, leading Angar to expel Jai as well and intensifying the family conflict.
Near-sighted garage owner drowning in debt, acting as the trio's reluctant landlord.
Hostage in Iraq, rescued by Tiger and Zoya in Tiger Zinda Hai.
Alok's father who is initially suspicious of Tadaka's presence. After discovering his son's vampire-like teeth and supernatural condition, he refuses to accept the reality and seeks help from an exorcist.
The third blind man in the heist trio. His face is captured on camera during the robbery. He is the only one who knows the location of the stolen jewels, hidden in his harmonium. After getting drunk and arriving at Rajput's house, he is brutally tortured and fatally falls from a balcony.
Mr. Khan is the charming host who invites Vivaan and Siya to join Table No. 21, promising a huge cash prize while imposing lethal truth-based rules. He later reveals that Akram is his son and that the entire game was designed to punish the couple for the cruelty they inflicted on Akram.
This connected role appears as three influential figures in Lucky’s life: an estranged father whose second marriage deepens Lucky’s sense of abandonment, a flamboyant marriage contractor who exploits Lucky and Bangali in organized crime, and a Mumbai doctor whom Lucky consults while living under a new identity. Together, these figures shape Lucky’s conflict and transformation.
Sanju's father and veteran actor. Initially controls Sanju's career launch but later supports his rehabilitation. Becomes a Lok Sabha member, faces threats after the Babri Masjid demolition, and urges Sanju to testify in court. Dies after Sanju's successful comeback performance.
Loud, eccentric neighbor who shares financial misfortunes and joins chaotic money schemes.
Paresh Rawal has 231 screen credits in a career dating back to 1982. Their work spans 13 cinematic universes — most prominently Hera Pheri Series with 3 titles. Signature works include Bhooth Bangla, The Taj Story, Uri: The Surgical Strike. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 13 universes
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