Narayanan is the chief of the Internal Secret Services and the real superior overseeing Rajveer's mission. He explains the covert operation involving Omar Zafar and later tells Rajveer that he cannot see Harleen or his family. His authority contrasts with Rajveer's independent emotional choices.
Pundit Darbar is Nandini's father and a renowned proponent of Indian classical music. He accepts Sameer as a student but becomes enraged after discovering Sameer and Nandini rehearsing wedding vows. He banishes Sameer, arranges Nandini's marriage to Vanraj, and quits singing because he believes Nandini has brought shame to the family.
Scholarly priest offering historical context and ritualistic solutions.
Wagh is the cruel zamindar who, together with his son, troubles the villagers with excessive interest rates. His exploitation adds to the hardship the medical students encounter during their village internship and helps drive their resolve to support the oppressed villagers.
Dhanraj is the wealthy owner of Paradise Builders and the husband of Radha, with Rajan and Anjali as his children. He tries to take possession of the fishermen's village, opposes Amar and Anjali's love, and wants Anjali to marry Shekhar Gupta. After Rajan and Arun die in a fire he ordered, he vows to kill Amar.
Rohit's father arrives home and finds Vicky in Rohit's bed, but already knows that Rohit is dead. He persuades Vicky to impersonate his son so that Neha, Rohit's wife, can cope with her shock and denial. He is therefore central to Vicky's involvement in Neha's recovery and the deception at the heart of the story.
A respected former mill worker who takes the orphaned Aniket into his family, raising him alongside his son Adarsh with Bharti's care. After retiring from the factory, he calms workers who fear losing their jobs and offers land for a worker-built factory. Baba Nayak and his men publicly murder him, setting Adarsh on a path of revenge.
Army Chief Pratap Malik is approached by Retd. Lt. General Gurinder Singh, who offers him a large bribe linked to an arms contract and a fund for war widows. Malik refuses to comply and later explains the real culprit and the arms-dealer connection to Colonel Abhay Singh.
The strict jailor tasked with tracking Badshah after his escape. He imprisons Badshah for five years as promised. During Pasha's kidnapping scheme, he is accidentally killed by Inspector Aziz Mirza, an event that deeply impacts Badshah and leads to further prison sentences.
Federal law and order minister who monitors escalating criminal threats and coordinates with state leadership to deploy specialized police units.
The doctor whose persistence convinces Commissioner Gurbir Singh to take responsibility for the dangerous heart-transport mission. After Godbole and his team complete the journey, Gurbir phones Dr. Simon to thank him. The plot identifies his role in securing the commissioner's support but gives no further details about him.
Commissioner Gaitonde is the police commissioner who warns Vijay about a planned assassination and remains critical of his criminal career while retaining sympathy for him. He correctly realizes that Vijay deliberately allowed the attack to enhance his standing among followers. Vijay later protects him by killing an assassin sent against him.
Vikram Gokhale has 95 screen credits in a career dating back to 1977. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Ab Tak Chhappan Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Sur Lagu De, AB aani CD, Kuch Tum Kaho Kuch Hum Kahein. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
