Roshanlal Sharma is Madhu's uncle and the antagonist who seeks control of her property. He announces a reward to have her returned, pursues her after she escapes, and later becomes involved in the confrontation surrounding Jagannath. His conflict with Jagannath ends when he is shot during their scuffle.
Gopi is an old servant who tells the grown Soshila what happened on the night she was born. He explains that her father drove her and her mother out because he had hoped for a son, and informs her that her father now lives with a new wife and her daughter, Baby. His revelation prompts Soshila to go to Bombay.
Nirmala returns to her uncle's home after her in-laws throw her out, but he does not welcome her because of their financial circumstances. Unable to find support elsewhere, she wanders alone and eventually turns to courtesan work to earn a living.
The Judge represents the court stage of Ajit's story. Following Jaswant Singh's citizen's arrest and Ajit's handover to the police, the legal process results in Ajit receiving a six-month jail sentence. The Judge is therefore a minor but consequential figure in Ajit's transition from thief to released worker.
Uma Dutt has 37 screen credits in a career dating back to 1949. Signature works include Patal Pari, Apna Haath Jagannath, Zimbo. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
