Dutt's young secretary who swallows the philosopher's stone to hide it from the police. His digestion of the stone causes the transmuted gold objects to revert to iron, ultimately resolving the crisis and allowing the Dutts to reclaim their former life.
Also known as Kashinath, Shivnath's third son. Described as a pompous schoolteacher living in the house with his wife and son. Contributes to the family's noisy, self-centered dynamics.
Retired government employee and family patriarch who has lost his sight to cataracts. Though caring, he is treated rudely by his wife due to his modest pension, which is largely consumed by medical expenses. His well-being motivates his daughter-in-law to maintain family peace.
Kali Bannerjee has 76 screen credits in a career dating back to 1940. Signature works include Tatinir Bichar, Bidhilipi, Devi Chaudhurani. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
