Jameel's daughter, Hamza's love interest and mother of Zayan.
Daughter of politician Jameel Jamali. Initially falls in love with Hamza, marries him, and bears their son Zayan. She discovers Hamza's spy identity but chooses to protect him and their child.
The 17-year-old survivor of a brutal gang assault. She courageously confronts victim-blaming culture during the POCSO trial and later serves as a professional IAS officer who interviews her attacker, Vikas, ultimately granting him permission to proceed with his career. She remains composed and resilient throughout her trauma and judicial process.
Krishna's daughter, who grows up happily in a supportive environment. She becomes the central figure in a high-stakes custody battle, eventually leaving her father to live with Swetha so she can pursue her dream of becoming a doctor.
Samaira is Natasha and Rohan's daughter, who is on the verge of becoming deaf. Her condition exposes the emotional distance between her parents, especially Rohan's reluctance to learn sign language. She witnesses Natasha's painful farewell to Kabir and asks whether he loved her, revealing her awareness of the adults' conflict.
Younger version of Nandini in childhood flashbacks.
Annmaria is a ten-year-old girl, the daughter of Dr. Roy and Dr. Teresa Roy, who dreams of meeting an angel and winning a long-jump medal. After David unfairly disqualifies her, she hires Gireesh to frighten him, but later becomes ashamed of his injuries and helps transform him into a loyal friend.
Ayesha is Aadam’s teenage daughter. Nooran discovers her existence only after moving into Aadam’s home following their marriage. Though Nooran enters the household reluctantly, she tries to adjust to her new circumstances and becomes Ayesha’s friend.
Young Sweety represents Sweety’s childhood, when she already felt that she did not fit in. Her remembered loneliness and sense of being misunderstood become important to the adult Sweety’s decision to hide her identity, and later help Balbir understand the pain she has carried within the family.
Misha is Bobo’s six-year-old sister and the most important victim of Diana’s first ritual. She lives with Bobo and Prof. Charan Mathur, accompanies Bobo in his childhood exploration of the elevator, and is later sacrificed by Diana during the red moon. Her death fuels Bobo’s lifelong visions and fear.
Shefali is one of the daughters who follows the older women's example by competing in shooting. Along with Seema, she shows promise, and the daughters' achievements contribute to conflict at home as the men resist their participation and independence.
Mitty is a girl from a wealthy household and an aspiring musician. Maanja, a teenage ragpicker, finds her photograph among her household's garbage and later recovers a Walkman recording of her song and a ring with emotional value. Their class difference makes him hesitate to return the belongings, while he hopes she will recognize his love.
Sara Arjun has 25 screen credits in a career dating back to 2011. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Dhurandhar Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Dhurandhar: The Revenge, Dhurandhar, Euphoria. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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