A television journalist and Abhijit's girlfriend, later his wife. In the first story, she researches serial killers with Shurjo and interviews Nibaron, bringing information that helps direct the investigation. After reconciling with Abhijit, she faces renewed strain in their marriage when he suspects her relationship with Shurjo, though they later attend counseling and reconcile.
Sandhya is a young widow who comes to stay with Snehamoy Chatterjee together with her eight-year-old son. Her presence gives Snehamoy direct experience of family life, and he develops an unexplained understanding with her while remaining faithful to Miyage. After Snehamoy's death, Sandhya welcomes Miyage to the house.
Milly Sen is Partho Sen's wife and a newlywed whose dissatisfaction emerges during the trip. She admits that both partners have changed since their proposal and dreams of living separately with Partho Sen, hoping they can make their own decisions away from his parents and reduce the strain on their marriage.
Priya Walia is Danish "Dan" Walia's estranged wife. Danish is trying to persuade her to return after the incident that caused the death of their unborn baby, while their marital conflict is connected to the discovery of a body in her car. During the final attack, she is held hostage with schoolchildren until Danish rescues her.
Sheela is Apu's girlfriend, and he promises to return from the United States and take her there. While Apu is away, she meets Andy in Kolkata, becomes his friend, and becomes the person he falls in love with, placing her in the relationships at the center of the two men's story.
Hemnalini is Ramesh's true love, but she is left without an explanation when he disappears after her birthday party. After learning of his secret, she is devastated and goes to Kashi with her father. There she meets Nalinaksha, and they grow close while the truth about Kamala remains unresolved.
Priya is Akshay's girlfriend and the sister of D Company leader Datto Bhai. Akshay wants to marry her and hopes to use money obtained through the C Kkompany scheme to leave India with her. After Datto Bhai accepts the trio's actions and agrees to the match, Priya marries Akshay.
Mahendra's naive and traditional wife who befriends Binodini. Her appreciation for Behari sparks Mahendra's jealousy, and she later leaves him upon discovering his infidelity with Binodini. After mourning, she eventually reconciles with Mahendra following a family crisis in Kashi.
Ishaani is Ronnie’s slightly wacky, free-spirited college friend who comes back into his life while he is uncertain about his relationship with Swati. Her arrival gives Ronnie another romantic possibility amid the tensions with Swati and her father. Ronnie ultimately decides he and Swati are not suited to each other and goes on a vacation to Goa with Ishaani.
Portrays dual roles across different timelines. In the ancient tale, she is Maya, a wife who cleverly deceives her jealous husband. In the modern story, she is Manjula, whose husband's pranks strain their marriage, leading her to have an affair with a painter.
Princess Nandini is Harshwardhan's mentally challenged twin sister. She remains at the fort and is delighted when her brother returns from London, sharing in the brief happiness that follows his arrival. Her presence connects Harshwardhan's return to the royal household and emphasizes the personal bonds within the declining dynasty.
Wife of journalist Amir. Abruptly abducted and imprisoned by the Pakistan Army, where she is subjected to systemic sexual violence and forced pregnancy as part of an ethnic cleansing campaign. Later rescued and reconciled with Amir.
Raima Sen has 90 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Hawa Bodol Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Dwitiyo Purush, Vodka Diaries, Natobar Notout. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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