Bhuvan's mother is present when Kalibabu reveals Paro's previous relationship with Devdas to the household. The plot summary provides no further actions or characterization for her.
Savitri is Dr. Anand's mother. Anand tells Maya that he married her because his mother was ill, and promises to help reunite Maya and Prem after Savitri's death. Her death becomes the point after which Anand tries to bring the two lovers together.
Bhagat's wife helps Maanav Bhagat raise Jeevla / Raj Kumar after the abandoned infant is found in the river. She serves as his mother in the household that shelters him from the palace. In the alternate ending, she dies from the shock of her son's sacrificial death.
Banto is Harnam Singh's wife and travels with him as they flee their village during the violence. After hiding at the home of Harnam's Muslim friend, they continue toward a Sikh refuge and encounter Nathu and his wife on the way. Later, she is with Harnam at the refugee camp when Kammo identifies Nathu's body.
Husseini is one of the keepers of Umrao Jaan's kotha. When Umrao has established herself as a poet and tawaif in Kanpur, Husseini joins Gohar Mirza in bringing her back to Khanum Jaan's establishment. The plot summary provides no further details about Husseini's role.
Mrs. Kale is Vinayak Kale's mother, who lives on his palatial estate. She responds to Usha with affection and admiration, helping Usha briefly experience the respectability and family acceptance she lacks elsewhere. Her warmth contrasts with the restrictive patriarchal rules governing Usha's life in the household.
A Catholic Anglo-Indian woman who moves into Chaurasiya Chawl. Initially mocked by Sher and Veer, she becomes their trusted friend and confidante. She works as a nanny for Rita Roy.
Mrs. Thakur is Samar's mother and a member of the joint family in Agra. She and her husband force Samar to marry Prabha, despite his reluctance and concern that marriage will disrupt his future plans. Her role in arranging the marriage helps set the central conflict in motion.
Vikram's Mother raises Vikram and Anand together, reflecting the family's acceptance of Anand as an adopted child rather than an outsider. She searches for suitable girls for their marriages and declares that both sons should marry on the same day, linking their romantic futures within the family.
Shiv Kumar's elderly mother. She relentlessly taunts Krishna throughout his childhood for being the son of a dacoit, contributing to the prejudice he faces before finding solace in Gauri's unwavering support.
Babla's mother lives in the village and sends him to the city to stay with his sister so he can attend a good school. After Babla runs away from the city and returns to her, she is among the family members who have been worrying about him and are overjoyed to see him back.
Mrs. Verma is one of Dev's parents in the middle-class Verma family. She is affected by Dev's refusal to accept ordinary employment, since he is expected to support the household. Her concern reflects the family pressure surrounding Dev's determination to pursue a music career.
Dina Pathak has 89 screen credits in a career dating back to 1966. Their work is anchored in the Khiladi universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Raahee, Pita, Ahsaas. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
