A politician who intervenes when Adarsh seeks revenge after Pradhan's murder, persuading Baba Nayak, Dalvi, and Sabra to back off and giving Adarsh money to start a construction firm. Later, Deshpande is linked to a bridge built by Adarsh's firm and conspires with Dalvi and Baba after Adarsh turns against him.
A farmer who evolves into an untouchable gang lord after moving to the city with his family and partnering with Munna. He refuses a drug deal, survives an assassination attempt by rival goons, and becomes the primary target for hired killers by the film's conclusion.
Nano is a garage owner and a fellow gangster associated with Vishwanath Dayaram. Vishwanath has already arranged Sharda's marriage to Nano, placing him as the intended alternative to Vinod Kumar and making him part of the conflict surrounding Sharda's forced separation from the man she loves.
Devoted henchman who sacrifices himself to save Shankar from assassins.
A religious or community figure who appears briefly in the story.
A corrupt minister who manipulates the rivalry between dons David and Malik for personal gain. He orchestrates the transfer of the honest inspector and eventually joins forces with the dons to eliminate Kundan. He is ultimately killed when Kundan destroys his helicopter in the jungle.
Lamboo Aata is a crime lord hired by corrupt politicians to eliminate Bulla. He begins the feud by killing one of Bulla's lackeys, then escalates it by raping and killing Bulla's sister. Bulla eventually kills Lamboo Aata and takes control of the underworld, ending his role in the rivalry.
Inspector Kashigar questions Janki at Raj's trial, pressing her to confirm that Raj had threatened to kill Ranjith. When asked who actually killed Ranjith, Janki says she does not know. His questioning establishes the threat but leaves the identity of the killer, and Raj's guilt, unresolved.
A political minister who is the target of D.Y. Commissioner Yadav's covert scheme, which the officer intends to exploit during the train journey to Mumbai.
Ishrat Ali has 45 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Sarkar with 1 titles. Signature works include Andolan, Vidhyaarthi: The Power of Students, Qatal-E-Aam. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
