Shyamlal's son and co-antagonist. He mercilessly abuses Vinod over a hidden treasure and collaborates with his father to uncover secrets and seize the protagonists' families, ultimately facing defeat.
A director who creates plays for radio. In court, the public prosecutor introduces him as a witness and plays a recording of his radio play, revealing that the conversation Peter and Kitty overheard was broadcast on the radio rather than a real murder plot.
Ramprasad's son causes a disturbance during the village election, which is otherwise proceeding smoothly. He later stirs up accusations that Sunil and Meeta are having an affair, provoking a quarrel that has to be resolved. His actions contrast with his father's support for the village hospital.
Dr. Bhaskar's pragmatic friend who takes a contrasting medical approach by treating the wealthy for psychosomatic complaints to financially support his free clinic for the poor. He acts as the catalyst who introduces the terminally ill Anand to Bhaskar.
A grieving neighbor who provides Jolly with his first office. Motivated by his daughter's unsolved murder, he sees Jolly's PIL as a path to justice. He acts as a moral anchor, urging Jolly to reject bribes and maintain ethical standards, reinforcing the film's themes of integrity and accountability.
A servant of Maharaj who brings Badal to the farm, claims he is Chimpoo, and orchestrated the impersonation out of bitterness.
Convict befriended by Ajay during his imprisonment in Ghayal (1990). Likely provided camaraderie and practical survival skills in prison, later potentially bridging into Ajay's network of ex-criminals.
Pramad is Kumud's wealthy but illiterate husband. He quickly neglects and disdains her in favor of other women, openly defends his weakness, and later uses one of Saraswati Chandra / Navinchandra's letters as an excuse to send her away. His conduct destroys the marriage and drives the central conflict.
Bahirji Naik is Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's chief spy, tasked with stopping long-range cannons from reaching a captured fort. He works with Sarja to disable them, though their first attempt fails and Sarja is captured. Bahirji later helps Kastura free Sarja, and the effort leads to the cannons being incapacitated.
Eldest son of Shanti Swarup. He completely refuses to assist his father after the family suffers severe financial losses, directly contributing to Shanti's despair and the household's division.
Arun Gupta is Anandi Devi's distant relative who persuades her to leave the village and live in town with him, Lata, and their small child. His household initially appears welcoming, but Anandi later realizes that she was wanted as a maid. Her discovery leads to her expulsion and changes the course of her life.
Dr. Mathur tells Aruna that she has optic atrophy and may go blind within six months. When she returns fearing her sight is failing, he examines her report and is surprised to find that her eyesight is fine. He explains that the earlier report was wrong because of a medical strike.
Ramesh Deo has 85 screen credits in a career dating back to 1954. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Ghayal Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Jetaa, Shiv Shakti, Paradh. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes