Nisha's wealthy businessman father who arranges her marriage to Sohan. He discovers Popat's disappearance and the identity switch, later refusing his blessing when Nisha chooses to marry Sunder.
The Police Inspector investigates the pawn broker's robbery and murder and repeatedly suspects Ram. Although he lacks sufficient proof to arrest or convict him, he continues pursuing the case. His investigation becomes important when Ram learns that another thief has been arrested and charged, contributing to Ram’s eventual decision to confess in court.
A respected judge and head of the household. Haunted by his father's criminal past, he strictly opposes alcohol and womanizing but struggles to prevent his son from following the same destructive path.
The cautious yet idealistic editor of the fictional progressive newspaper 'Sansar'. He grapples with the tension between journalistic radicalism and pragmatic compromises, eventually recognizing his error and returning to his original left-wing principles.
Diwanji is the loyal family retainer in Vijay’s household and the only person who knows Aruna’s secret birth. His knowledge makes him an important keeper of the family’s hidden truth, linking Aruna’s vulnerable position to the household and the eventual revelation that helps resolve the conflict.
Mubarak has 29 screen credits in a career dating back to 1931. Signature works include Savangadi, Main Nashe Mein Hoon, Night Club. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
