Known as Lakshya, he is a shopkeeper and ventriloquist who lives with his widowed mother, Parubai, and is in love with Aavdi. His sister Gauri sends him the puppet possessed by Tatya Vinchu. Wrongly arrested for Dhanajirao's death, Lakshya later becomes Tatya's target for possession and survives with Mahesh's help.
Second son who, along with his brother Ram, has only had daughters. Consequently, his wife and children are shunned by the family matriarch, highlighting the societal pressure for male heirs.
Pandu is one of the household's faithful servants and an ally of Saraswati and Raju's father. He joins their plan to make Laxmi bedridden so that responsibility for the household passes to Saraswati. He later remains loyal to Raju and his father when Raju prepares to leave the home.
Anand is Sagar's secretary and friend, acting on Sagar's behalf when he skips the music-company celebration and accepts the platinum disc. He confronts Sagar about his drinking and broken commitments, and later objects to Sagar's cruel treatment of Kavita.
Gauri's older brother, Lakshya is an aspiring filmmaker who has little interest in the family business. He wants Dhanaji to finance his film and approve his marriage to Ambakka, whom he loves. After discovering Ashok's real identity, he joins Ashok and Mahesh in their schemes to win Dhanaji's approval.
Mangu is one of Dadasaheb Dongre's irresponsible sons and Changu's brother. After their father throws them out, he joins Changu and their partners in staging Changu's death as a prank to bring Dadasaheb back to them. When Changu is believed dead, Mangu is falsely accused of murder and later mistakes the lookalike Ramanna for Changu.
The film's absolute protagonist and close friend to Mahesh and Bappa. Initially a petty criminal struggling with poverty, he rediscovers his moral compass after meeting Ganga and befriending police officer Uma. He discovers a magical bottle containing his ancestor, the Genie Gangaram, and uses the magic to protect his village from the crime lord Kavtya Mahakaal. Despite the genie's sand running out, Lakshya ultimately defeats the villains through sheer courage and mental strength. He is fatally shot but miraculously survives, embodying the film's theme of unity and inner power.
A local detective who becomes central to the plot after the latest murder. With his assistant Rangya, he devises a plan to frame himself as the murderer, claim the reward, and use the money to secure his release with Advocate Raja Pothbhare's legal help.
A childhood friend of Dhananjay and Sudhir, Parshya comes to Pune after losing his domestic job because he loves his employer's daughter, Kamli. He disguises himself as Parvati, Dhananjay's wife, so the friends can rent rooms from Leelabai. Later reunited with Kamli, he is described as a successful playwright and marries her.
Champaklal is a long-time college student who hopes to marry for love. When a newly admitted young woman arrives, he becomes fascinated by her. His college storyline introduces a romantic thread alongside the family events involving Sharad and Punam.
Timepass learns about the conspiracy connected to Asha’s identity and inheritance. He recognizes the danger posed by the men involved and becomes aware that the search for Asha is not a harmless legal dispute. His knowledge connects him to Suraj’s efforts to understand and respond to the threat.
Vetale Guruji, a master ghost hunter who inherits knowledge from his great-grandfather's book. He guides the exorcism, using dolls with significant objects to trap the spirits before burning them to ensure their rest.
Laxmikant Berde has 95 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Signature works include Aadharstambh, Bajrangachi Kamaal, Hamal De Dhamal. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
