A simple young woman who has lost her father and lives with her uncle in the village. She falls in love with Hiru, but her uncle refuses their marriage. Years later, she is married to a husband who does not care for her; when Hiru returns, their old feelings rekindle, though social customs prevent them from being together.
Aparna is identified as Shankar's deceased wife. A mysterious woman resembling her is seen singing and walking in the jungle near Raykuthi, apparently attracting Shankar and Ranu. The plot summary establishes this connection to Aparna but does not explain Suparna's identity or role.
Minu's devoted wife from a poor background who bears relentless psychological abuse and household burdens from her mother-in-law and sisters-in-law. She endures silently to preserve family harmony but eventually finds strength through Dipa's support, later helping mend family rifts.
Tejen’s compassionate and gentle daughter-in-law who, along with her husband, offers refuge to the fleeing youths. She is deeply respected by the group, who treat her like an elder sister. After overhearing Tejen’s heartbreaking revelation regarding her late husband Ajay, she succumbs to grief and passes away, leaving a lasting emotional impact on everyone.
Anima Bhattacharya is Anandamohan's wife and the mother of their three daughters, Revati, Haimanti, and Jayanti. The plot summary identifies her as part of the family living at the center of the story, but does not describe specific actions or decisions she takes during the events surrounding Haimanti's assault, departure, and return.
Sandhya Roy has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1957. Their work is anchored in the Byomkesh Bakshi Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Lalan Fakir, Nagpash, Ganadevata. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
