Jasbir is Harnam Singh and Banto's daughter and is sheltering with other Sikhs at a gurudwara. During the crisis, she leads the Sikh women in a collective suicide by jumping into a well, some carrying their children. Her actions form one of the story's devastating scenes of violence and displacement.
Bhaskar's mother is a wise woman who accepts the loss of her family's status and wealth after land reform. Believing their ancestors wronged lower castes and brought a curse upon the family, she encourages Bhaskar to become a doctor and serve the poor, and asks his father to help him enter medical college.
The mother of the family who suffers from debilitating depression following her husband's sudden disappearance, highlighting the deep emotional wounds concealed beneath the family's facade of normalcy.
Hemraj's wife dislikes Sardari and objects to her closeness with her husband after Hemraj brings the singer into his home and hosts gatherings for her. Her opposition reflects the tension Sardari's presence creates in Hemraj's household.
Rukmavati is the domineering matriarch and mother of five unmarried daughters, including Savitri and Padma. She keeps them under strict control in a repressive home with no social life outside it. When Padma goes out with Nahar, Rukmavati fires at him; afterward, despite being shaken by Padma's suicide, she insists that her daughter died a virgin.
Uttara Baokar has 21 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work is anchored in the The Absence Trilogy universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Vaastupurush, Rukmavati's Mansion, Tamas. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
