Symbolic representation of national identity and cultural resilience during India's turbulent independence era.
Lily is one of the women whose story is told by Manek Mullah, and is portrayed by Pallavi Joshi. The summary links her strand with an intellectual and affluent perspective; her story is one of the three strands that come together as a single tale.
Journalist or official documenting the refugee crisis and political fallout of the Kashmiri Pandit displacement.
Initially assists the rescue team. Later exposed as an informant for Dong's Captain Cynthia and executed by Captain Ranvir.
The Director of ICMR-National Institute of Virology and leader of the scientific bioengineering team, Dr. Priya Abraham joins discussions on how India should respond to the growing crisis. She is part of the scientific leadership working on the BBV152 vaccine and contributes to the team’s response alongside Dr. Balram Bhargava.
Analyst or witness providing alternative historical perspectives on the political conspiracy theories.
Padma is Rukmavati's youngest daughter and one of five unmarried sisters confined by their mother's strict control. She falls in love with Nahar Singh, who returns her feelings despite first courting Savitri. When she goes out with him, her sister Mumal follows and a confrontation ensues; Rukmavati fires at Nahar, and Padma later commits suicide.
Pallavi Joshi has 31 screen credits in a career dating back to 1978. Their work is anchored in the Untold Stories of Independent India Collection universe with 3 titles. Signature works include Pressure Cooker, The Bengal Files, Ilayum Mullum. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Related entry on Wikidata (Q7127781), public domain (CC0).
