Geeta Ajji is Bittu's grandmother and a member of his family in the present day. She knows about the mysterious death connected with the haunted peepal tree, saves Bittu when the entity is released, and later appears as a guiding spirit who helps him overcome fear and defeat Gotya "Munjya".
Mohini’s mother is Shyamlal’s wife, whose suffering establishes his violent and abusive nature. When she disobeys him, Shyamlal attacks her with acid, and she subsequently commits suicide. Her fate explains the danger surrounding Mohini and her father’s destructive household.
Gautam's family member involved in wedding planning and navigating inter-city family dynamics.
Wise elder figure embodying traditional Pune values and offering gentle guidance to the couple.
Raj's mother repeatedly urges him to marry, providing a source of pressure in his personal life. The excerpt does not establish whether she is the same person as Raj's foster mother, or give further details about her relationship with Sarla.
Mohan’s mother joins her husband in opposing Mohan’s marriage to Chandni without a dowry. The couple say they need the money for their younger daughter’s wedding and threaten suicide if Mohan marries Chandni, contributing directly to his decision to reject her.
Prithvi's Mother endured abuse from her husband while hoping he would change. Prithvi recalls witnessing her public humiliation and says that, after her death, his father treated her body cruelly; he killed his father in response. Her suffering and death are central to Prithvi's traumatic past and shape his opposition to injustice.
Suhas Joshi has 35 screen credits in a career dating back to 1982. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Jhimma Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Pitruroon, Tu Tithe Mee, Lailaa Manju. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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