Karam Singh is Ganga’s brother, and the two live near Gangotri. After Naren leaves, Karam is killed, leaving Ganga alone as she raises her child and eventually sets out to find her husband in Calcutta.
A British soldier serving the East India Company during the annexation of Awadh. Notably, he harbors a personal appreciation for Urdu poetry, contrasting with his role as an agent of colonial expansion. He represents the calculated, efficient British officials whose scheming and strategic maneuvering successfully dismantle the detached Indian aristocracy.
Derek Thomas is the visa officer who interviews Harish when he applies for a visa to the United States. Harish cannot provide satisfactory answers, and Thomas rejects his application, setting Harish on the uncertain path of seeking other ways to travel.
A local figure who hears Vikram's gunshots and rushes to the scene. Later, he researches ancient manuscripts to find a way to kill the cursed beast, discovering the location of an enchanted dagger. He attempts to confront Vikram but is killed, though his research guides the final quest.
Friend of Sam Hans who is captured by traitorous Ambassador Sarin. Despite Hans paying ransom for his release, Brian is executed by Sarin. His death fuels Hans' decision to turn against the terrorists and kill Sarin.
The reigning King of Sultanat-e-Amaaz. He has a daughter, Yasmeen, and a nephew, Shakkir. He announces his intention to arrange Yasmeen's marriage to Samir, triggering Shakkir's secret coup plot and influencing the romantic and political dynamics.
Musa is a rival gangster whom Anna Seth orders Karan Choudhary to kill. Instead, Karan Choudhary kills Francis and joins Musa, using Musa’s support to abduct Rama Reddy and manipulate Anna Seth. Musa later helps Karan Choudhary kill Abdul, but reveals the deception to Anna Seth, contributing to Karan Choudhary’s death.
Oppressive hostel matron who manipulates transfers and forces unwanted marriages
Daulat Khan Lodi employs the Guru in Sultanpur and respects him, though he worries that the Guru’s teachings could create discord. He challenges the Guru’s message that there is no Hindu or Muslim and offers him a position; the Guru declines, choosing to continue traveling and sharing his teachings.
Tom Alter has 88 screen credits in a career dating back to 1976. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Feluda Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Maqam, Out Of Time, The Black Cat. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
