Guddu's loyal confidante who joins the dangerous pursuit and becomes trapped while helping with the rescue.
Oscar Bhai is Sidhu's boss in the stolen car-parts scheme. Sidhu secretly gives him parts taken from a customer's car, explaining that he needs money for Jenny. Oscar later appears with King and Mani at the wedding, where the hidden drugs and the resulting conflict put him on the opposing side of Raj and Veer.
A weary, low-ranking police guard nearing retirement who oversees the daily running of the prison in Shivpuri. Though initially distant and emotionally guarded, he develops an unexpected platonic bond with Manju through long conversations and mutual understanding. Their connection and the pressure inside the jail anchor the story.
Devi's father, a Sanskrit professor operating a modest bookshop. He is targeted by Inspector Mishra for extortion, reluctantly permits his employee's son Jhonta to compete in a hazardous Ganges diving bet, rescues the boy after a near-drowning, and ultimately sells a recovered ring to settle the bribe, enabling Devi's departure.
Key supporting character in the sequel with significant screen time.
Senior priest who attempts to contain the spirit through ancient Vedic rituals.
Henchman and associate involved in the criminal underworld and fight club operations.
A recently transferred constable at Laalganj police station who is tasked by Diana with defending the location. He successfully barricades the station with local students, captures Ashu during the gang's assault, and ultimately kills him, proving his loyalty and combat skills under pressure.
A senior priest, part of the royal family's support.
Religious figure or local elder in the original film.
Bhoja is Thakur's right-hand man, whom Thakur asks to get Kajri for him. He becomes involved with Kajri, falls in love with her, and is then used by her to test whether her husband, Kishnu, will react. His connection to both Thakur and Kajri makes him a key part of the conflict between the couple.
An eccentric anti-establishment figure, Baba persuades the struggling engineering students Fundoo and Bony to rob a locker at their college. He later learns that the Kohinoor is hidden near an abandoned farmhouse and helps the search continue. At the laboratory, he intervenes and kills Lovely Singh; after the scandal, he is also identified as the sperm donor in Bobby's IVF treatment.
Sanjay Mishra has 164 screen credits in a career dating back to 1995. Their work spans 16 cinematic universes — most prominently Golmaal with 5 titles. Signature works include Dhamaal 4, Kartavya, Arjun Bewakoof. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 16 universes
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