The Maharaj's second wife, married for wealth and status. She gives birth to Vikram and manipulates her husband to secure his son's position as the next Maharaj, directly contributing to the kingdom's internal strife and succession conflict.
She is one of Satyaprakash's parents and lives with him and his family. The plot summary identifies her as part of the household he hopes to support, but gives her no specific action in the events surrounding his killing or the search for the killer.
Vijay's widowed mother lives with him and his family. When Bhagad Singh's gang beats Vijay for challenging the bandit, she begs them to spare his life. Later, after Karan admits that he is not Vijay and says Vijay is dead, she is deeply distressed and collapses.
Ganga is a midwife who helps care for Dharam after Shankar Dada's imprisonment. She shares responsibility for his upbringing with Bhim Singh, within an environment where Dharam is taught to behave like a hoodlum despite his wish to become a singer.
Ganga is Durga Babu's wife and Radha's mother. She and her husband encounter Shyam, an orphan who sings and dances on special occasions, and decide to take him home. Her decision brings Shyam into the family and leads to his relationship with Radha.
Portrayed by Urmila Bhatt. No specific plot details or narrative role are mentioned in the provided summary.
Saraswati is Ram and Balram's mother. Though the brothers believe she died with their father, she survives and returns. She tells them what Jagatpal did, exposing his deception and helping the brothers unite against him.
Urmila Bhatt has 62 screen credits in a career dating back to 1967. Signature works include Manokaamnaa, Alibaba Marjinaa, Sati Jasma Odan. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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