Indian intelligence agent infiltrating Pakistani terror networks under a false identity.
The protagonist, an Indian death-row inmate recruited by the IB/R&AW to infiltrate Pakistani terror networks under the alias Hamza Ali Mazari. He rises to power in Karachi's Lyari gangland, systematically dismantles terror infrastructure, and ultimately returns to India after completing his mission.
Dedicated Mumbai police inspector and loyal comrade to Singham.
Initially corrupt cop who transforms into a righteous officer after a tragic incident.
Protagonist and aspiring rapper from the Dharavi slums. Overcomes domestic abuse, navigates complex romantic relationships, and rises to fame through underground rap battles and viral music videos.
Ram Rajadi is Meghji Bhai's younger brother and a vagabond involved in stolen cars and pornography, yet he hopes to make peace with the Sanera clan. He falls in love with Leela Sanera, elopes and marries her, becomes a Rajadi chieftain, and ultimately dies with Leela after they shoot one another.
Indian cricket team captain who motivates his squad with an inspirational speech. Leads India to crucial victories, including breaking the ODI century record against Zimbabwe with the Mongoose bat. In the World Cup final, he inspires the bowling attack, catches Viv Richards, and lifts the trophy with his team.
This entry covers the two separated identical twins who share the names Roy Chauhan and Roy Shenoy. One Roy runs his late father's circus in Ooty and is unaffected by electricity, using that gift as the Electric Man; the other is a wealthy industrialist's son who loves Bindu and is drawn into the identity confusion.
Dharam is a stand-up comedian from Karol Bagh, New Delhi, who comes to Paris seeking work and adventure. He works at his friend Mehra's restaurant and begins a relationship with Shyra, built around playful dares. Though they break up and date other people, Dharam remains emotionally attached to Shyra and ultimately leaves his wedding plans to reunite with her.
The newly appointed Peshwa of the Maratha Confederacy who falls in love with Mastani and takes her as a second wife despite societal and familial opposition. He balances military campaigns and political diplomacy while navigating a fractured marriage with Kashibai. His decisions lead to family turmoil, culminating in his death from illness while his lovers are united in tragedy.
Grandson of Dhanlakshmi and Kanwal. Investigates his grandfather's memory confusion, leading him to Rani. Proposes to her and accepts a three-month living arrangement with the Chatterjees. Overcomes patriarchal attitudes and educational limitations through self-reflection, apologizes, and joins dance classes. Stands up to his father and leaves home after his grandfather's death before reuniting with Rani.
Ambitious nephew of Sultan Jalaluddin who rises to power through betrayal and military conquest. He becomes fixated on Padmavati's beauty, besieges Chittor, and ultimately conquers the kingdom through dishonorable tactics, culminating in the mass suicide of the Rajput women.
Ranveer Singh has 40 screen credits in a career dating back to 2000. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Dhurandhar Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Dhurandhar, Dhurandhar: The Revenge, The Immortals of Meluha. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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