A woman with whom Javed Hasan speaks by phone while his marriage is in turmoil. She asks him for time, and he agrees, while he continues trying to keep communication open with her. Her relationship with Javed becomes part of the public accusations about the women in his life.
Ayesha is Anu and Asma’s mother, married to Kazi. Once a spirited girl, she becomes sullen and submissive under her husband’s fundamentalist authority, though the family’s political and personal crises reveal her independent character. Her constrained position and emerging independence mirror the film’s larger examination of division, tradition, and changing social values.
Minor background character representing the common populace. Reflects the societal impact of the political struggles, famines, and war on everyday citizens.
Rokeya Prachy has 13 screen credits in a career dating back to 1997. Signature works include The Cart, Saba, Shikhandi Kotha. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
