Indian arms dealer.
A narrative voice that provides contextual framing for the unfolding adventure and comic complications.
Prem is the host of the televised quiz show on which Jamal competes. Jealous of Jamal's popularity and suspicious of his success, he deliberately supplies a wrong answer before the final question. His actions lead to Jamal's arrest, although they fail to prevent Jamal from winning.
RAW tactical officer and field operative, coordinates missions with elite agents.
Wealthy steel tycoon, workaholic father, assassination target, demands absolute loyalty.
New RAW chief appointed after Kabir's rogue status becomes public.
Group captain and commander who forms the Air Dragons team. He initially disciplines Patty for disobeying orders and harbors a grudge over his sister's death. He later defies orders alongside Patty to lead a covert rescue mission, ultimately helping neutralize the terrorist threat.
Major arms smuggler and hotel investor who uses illegal arms deals to fund his operations. He becomes the primary target of Shaan and Lipika's investigation. After his right-hand man BJ is arrested, he offers Shaan the CEO position to infiltrate and control his syndicate from within.
Wealthy print media owner and Kaajal's faithful husband. He becomes the central figure of a malicious blackmail trap set by his friend Prem, forcing him into a web of lies to protect his marriage.
Defense advocate who takes up Pipi and Sim's case after journalist Monsoon Iyer introduces them. He investigates the incidents, becomes convinced of their innocence, and successfully persuades the judge to dismiss the charges. Later, he discovers their story is a fabricated ruse after noticing matching names on a magazine.
Alias for Sagar Pandey, Uday's right-hand man and partner in underworld activities.
Urdu professor residing in Chandni Chowk, New Delhi. He befriends Numair Qazi, assists him in obtaining an entry pass for Red Fort celebrations, and introduces him to local residents who live in communal harmony.
Anil Kapoor has 173 screen credits in a career dating back to 1980. Their work spans 12 cinematic universes — most prominently Race with 4 titles. Signature works include Vishwanath & Sons, Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, Slumdog Millionaire. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 12 universes
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