Sunil is Anita's photographer boyfriend and the film's central human protagonist. He resists Vikram and Seema's attempts to separate him from Anita, survives an attack and imprisonment in the dungeon, learns the monster's history, and ultimately escapes with Anita to begin a new life.
The editor at Dawood's publishing house. Dawood arranges a meeting with him to discuss Kaynat's manuscript. He later facilitates Dawood's trip to Kaynat's residence to finalize their marriage arrangements.
Vijay's childhood friend who reunites with him. Welcomed by Vijay's family, his arrival coincides with Vijay's financial success. Becomes engaged to Varsha Oberoi and tells Vijay that Varsha never truly loved him, serving as a catalyst for the story's emotional climax.
Ashok is Bharti Saxena’s love interest, and the two discuss marriage. He insists that she give up her modelling work, remain at home, and have a large family. Bharti objects to this expectation, establishing a conflict between them over her career and the future he wants for their marriage.
Prem grows close to Pinky, but their different social positions cause tension. He tells his father that Babu and Pinky will not come to meet them because Babu values his dignity and has kept Pinky away after learning Prem is a rich man’s son. Prem urges his father to visit them instead.
Deepak Parashar has 18 screen credits in a career dating back to 1980. Signature works include Purani Haveli, Sannata, Kaun? Kaisey?. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
