Skilled operative and key ally in the European diamond heist network.
Central protagonist. A British-born schoolteacher living in Barcelona with her husband and daughter. During a grocery store armed hold-up, she reveals highly skilled fighting abilities to neutralize an assailant and protect her child, which threatens her seemingly normal life and raises questions about her mysterious past.
A single mother of Middle Eastern ancestry and founder of an AI startup. She borrows startup funding from her drug-dealing brother-in-law Ravy, which later jeopardizes her business career and IPO ambitions due to her underworld connections.
Recently released from prison after being caught in a failed robbery, Mirja is the story's central character. She tries to find legitimate work and gets a job at a hotel, but conflict with her employer and family leaves her homeless. She ultimately rejects a planned heist and a chance to leave for Montevideo, choosing to stay and care for her half-sister Isa.
Berivan is a member of the Kurdish resistance unit preparing to attack enemy positions in Corduene. During the planning, she urges caution about using the potentially mined tunnel, providing a restrained counterpoint to Bahar's insistence that the offensive cannot be delayed.
Helper or supporter assisting with daily tasks.
Agnes is a violinist whom Hugo accidentally collides with while rushing out of his home. After apologizing and helping ensure her instrument is safe, Hugo brings her red roses as an apology and thank-you. She invites him home to share food and talk, prompting his excited belief that she may be interested in him.
Evin Ahmad has 18 screen credits in a career dating back to 2007. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Den of Thieves with 1 titles. Signature works include Den of Thieves 2: Pantera, Who Is Erin Carter?, We Come in Peace. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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