The daughter of Master Dinanath, Kishori meets and falls in love with Shyam Sunder 'Shammi', and they marry. In the shared household, she tries to treat her mother-in-law respectfully and denies wrongdoing in a quarrel over sweet porridge. After Shammi leaves, she prepares to take their child to her gravely ill father despite her mother-in-law's objections.
A troubled prostitute whom Ganga meets in the city and rescues from the brothel where she has been living. He takes her into his home and presents her as his sister. Her past is later recognized by Barkha's brother, and that discovery causes Barkha's planned marriage to Ganga to be cancelled.
Manju is Shankar's sister and is in love with Krishna. After overhearing the agreement between Shankar and Krishna, she secretly replaces Rajni's yellow temple flowers with white ones, hoping to influence the outcome. When Krishna discovers this, Manju explains that she acted independently because she loves him, helping resolve the conflict.
Chand Usmani has 32 screen credits in a career dating back to 1953. Signature works include Amanat, Kasam Bhavani Ki, Kanyadan. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
