Darcy Davenport lives with Daphne Davenport in an isolated old house and supports her when she doubts her music. He investigates the disturbances, drives The Child away after an attack, searches for Daphne when she disappears, and burns the gorse surrounding the house as the supernatural threat intensifies.
Brilliant robotics engineer who creates true artificial consciousness.
Gawain is the central protagonist, a young member of the court who accepts the Green Knight's beheading challenge. He travels to the Green Chapel, faces repeated tests of courage and honesty, and ultimately chooses to remove the protective girdle and accept the promised blow, confronting the consequences of his actions.
The adult version of the story's central protagonist, Jamal works as a chaiwala before entering a televised quiz contest to reach Latika. His memories explain every answer, while his persistence, honesty, and love for Latika carry him through police torture, the competition, and the final reunion.
Central protagonist. A five-year-old Indian boy who gets lost on a train and is adopted by an Australian couple. Twenty years later, he uses Google Earth to locate his birthplace, ultimately reuniting with his biological family after a quarter-century separation.
A disgraced Fire Nation prince driven by a quest to capture the Avatar and restore his honor. Initially a relentless pursuer, he secretly aids Aang as the masked Blue Spirit. After surviving a ship destruction, he infiltrates enemy ranks, defeats Katara, and captures Aang, only to be frozen. He ultimately refrains from fighting Zhao and survives the battle.
Protagonist who seeks revenge on corrupt police chief Rana Singh for massacring his village and killing his mother Neela. Works as an underground fighter wearing a monkey mask, infiltrates a luxury brothel to get closer to his targets, and eventually becomes a guerrilla warrior avenging his past while protecting marginalized communities.
A doctor who initially interviews Imdad Khan, documents his supernatural abilities, and publishes a report detailing how the man learned to see without using his eyes. This report eventually reaches Henry Sugar.
Arjun is a waiter at the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel who becomes a central protector during the terrorist assault. Working under Chef Hemant Oberoi, he guides guests toward the hidden lounge, helps police reach the security room, assists in evacuations, and ultimately returns to his wife and daughter after the hotel is secured.
Energetic but inexperienced manager of the Marigold Hotel, pursues romance and business expansion.
Srinivasa Ramanujan is an impoverished mathematician from Madras whose extraordinary insights emerge while he performs menial accounting work. Invited by G. H. Hardy to Cambridge, he struggles with prejudice, proof-writing, illness, and separation from Janaki, yet ultimately gains international recognition before his declining health leads to his death.
Dr. Chatterjee is the physician who meets Imdad Khan, helps test his apparent ability to see without using his eyes, attends his performance, and records his life story. Woods is involved in the Poison vignette as Harry's friend, while the plot gives no basis for John Winston.
Dev Patel has 50 screen credits in a career dating back to 1993. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Rabbit Trap, Chappie, The Newsroom. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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