Razia's husband. He was originally scheduled for a stage show but was absent, prompting Yusuf to reluctantly take his place and gain recognition.
Prakash, also identified as Mr. Parker, is paired with Flora at the end of the film. Flora adopts the Indianized name Mohini and is described as embarking on a moral life; the plot suggests a union between her and Prakash. No further role in the events is specified.
Sarang is Bhairavi's husband, who follows her to the household after she returns there over a trivial complaint. He patiently tries to persuade her to return home, and later leaves with her when Rai Bahadur Ramdas forces her to resume married life with him.
Himmat is Badal's friend and a member of his group. He stops Ratna's palanquin and takes her to Badal's hiding place. At Badal's request, Himmat pretends to be Badal while Badal disguises himself as Baga Singh; their staged fight lets Badal appear to rescue Ratna.
Ramlal Kumar is the father whose son is selected for Mala's arranged marriage. The marriage is organized after Mala's family sees her photographs in a magazine, but Mala rejects marrying someone she has not met. His connection to the story is therefore tied to the family marriage proposal that conflicts with Mala's ambition and desire for independence.
An ally who assists Shyam after his false arrest for murder. Together they gather evidence to prove Shyam's innocence and successfully bring down Chang's criminal gang.
Yusuf is Nawab Safdar Jung's newly rich neighbour and a vegetable vendor who proposes marriage to Safdar Jung's daughter, Zarina. Safdar Jung haughtily refuses him because of his occupation. Yusuf's rejected proposal motivates Ibrahim to devise the plot of presenting Akbar as a Nawab in order to teach Safdar Jung a lesson.
Agha has 111 screen credits in a career dating back to 1942. Signature works include Bhool Bhulaiyan, Naukar Biwi Ka, Jashan. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
