Baba Thakur is the older man who raised Nihal like a son and is caught between his affection for Nihal and concern for Raj's suffering. He refuses to believe Nihal is guilty when Raj accuses him, but listens as Raj explains his evidence and warns that Zorawar is exploiting the conflict. He asks Raj to abandon revenge.
Raju's father and a resistance figure who thwarts British soldiers. Betrayed and sedated by Dr. Harry, he is imprisoned and later forced into a gladiatorial fight with Raju before being rescued in the final battle.
Sher Singh is Gemini Circus's ringleader. When Raju enters the circus pretending to be the Russian ringleader, Sher Singh conspires against him and switches off the lights during Raju's initial performance, putting him in danger. He then saves Raju and brings him to a meeting, where Raju explains that he needs work to support his ill mother.
Bhim Singh is a wrestler entrusted with Dharam's care after Shankar Dada is sentenced to prison. Alongside Ganga, he becomes part of Dharam's upbringing, during which Dharam is taught the ways of a hoodlum even though he later seeks a career as a singer.
One of the Pandava brothers. During their incognito forest exile, he encounters and slays the demon Hidimb, marries Hidimba, and sires a son named Ghatotkach.
Hanuman, referred to in the account as Anjineeya, learns that Rama and his sons are heading toward a catastrophic battle. He hurries to Sita and tells her what is happening, prompting her to intervene and reveal that Lava and Kusha are Rama's children.
Dara Singh has 87 screen credits in a career dating back to 1952. Their work is anchored in the Jolly LLB Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Ilzam, Mitter Pyare Nu Haal Mureedan Da Kehna, Pratigya. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
