Sharan is the proprietor's son who lives opposite Sheetal's apartment. Entranced by her when he sees her on the balcony, he becomes deeply melancholic because he cannot fulfil his desire. His mother tries to arrange his marriage to Sheetal, and the story ends with him marrying someone else while Sheetal watches from her balcony.
Jumna is Govindi's younger son and Gungaram's studious, cautious brother. Gungaram supports his education and sends him to the city, but after falling into poverty he meets a police officer and becomes an officer himself. His return to his birthplace brings him into a confrontation with Gungaram, forcing him to balance professional duty against family ties.
Dr. Mishra is Kailashnath's doctor friend. After Kailashnath asks him to get rid of the blind newborn, Dr. Mishra's wife leaves the baby in a Hindu temple, where the priest discovers and raises him as Bholenath.
The father of Shankar, Vijay, and Ratan is celebrating his birthday with his wife, children, and the maid when the family sings their beloved song. Later, he witnesses a theft by Shakal and his men, becoming their target and being shot during the attack on the family home.
Nasir Khan has 20 screen credits in a career dating back to 1946. Signature works include Angarey, Hangama, Shisham. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.