The youngest of Ananda's four sons, Protap leaves his office job because he cannot tolerate the corruption practiced by its officers. He joins a professional theatre company to get away from that environment and explains his decision to the family during their picnic, expressing a moral stance distinct from his older brothers'.
Eldest son and government employee who contributes minimally to family income. Deeply devoted to his parents and wife Mamata, he endures her silent suffering. Later sacrifices his career by voluntarily retiring to fund his step-mother's medical treatment, ultimately achieving family reconciliation.
The Colonel gives Karna shelter after Karna is forced to leave the village following his father's murder. As Karna grows up and plans revenge against Raghav, the Colonel actively supports him. After Raghav and his gang are killed, the Colonel and Karna surrender themselves to the police.
Sandeep is Chitra's brother and loves Sabitri. After Gagan learns of his feelings, Gagan arranges for Sandeep and Sabitri to marry. Chitra returns home with her grandfather and discovers that Sandeep is the bridegroom, bringing the film to a happy conclusion.
Ranjit Mallick has 120 screen credits in a career dating back to 1971. Their work is anchored in the Calcutta Trilogy universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Chowdhury Paribar, Bidhilipi, Janmadata. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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