Praja's journalist wife whose report triggers the main conflict and suspects his infidelity.
A talented wrestling champion from Punjab who defies her brother's oppressive control and a forced marriage. She flees to Kerala, trains under Captain, competes nationally, and wins a decisive village match to prove her independence and earn her brother's respect.
Tara is Khushi’s teacher and becomes acquainted with IPS Satya Verma/John after Khushi fights back against a bully. She develops feelings for him, hides Devi from traffickers, and reports the crime to the police. Suspicious of John’s behavior, Tara investigates his identity and discovers his connection to IPS Satya Verma.
A mature teenager living with her aunt after her parents' death. She navigates unrequited love, develops a romantic connection with a new tenant, and ultimately shows emotional growth by visiting Ashwin in juvenile detention.
Titli Mishra is Ranjan's beloved and intended bride. She wants to marry him, but her father's demand that Ranjan obtain a government job becomes a major obstacle. After Ranjan gives up the position to correct his wrongdoing, Titli initially criticizes him but ultimately understands his moral choice and marries him.
A mysterious female figure who attempts to trap and haunt Adam, injuring Hakka. Initially presented as a separate antagonist, she is later revealed to be a psychological manifestation of Albert's bipolar schizoaffective disorder, though a mid-credits scene leaves her reality ambiguous.
Sitha is the young woman whom a client pays Albert and his accomplice to abduct. Her kidnapping becomes part of the chain of confusion entangling Ram and those around him, as people close to him are also taken or held. The events place her among the women Ram is desperate to protect.
Diya Srivastava is preparing for her engagement when Nishant insists that they must stop a train, leaving her confused and doubtful of his predictions. During the robbery, she recognizes that the gang leader may be suffering a cardiac arrest, calls for a defibrillator, and directs the rescue. She later identifies that the Doordarshak works only in moonlight and joins Nishant in choosing to live in the present.
Wamiqa Gabbi has 52 screen credits in a career dating back to 2000. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Jailer Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include DC, Pati Patni Aur Woh Do, Bhooth Bangla. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
Related entry on Wikidata (Q20740874), public domain (CC0).
