Laxmidas is a wealthy, avaricious millionaire whose pursuit of money and power drives the central conflict. After being rescued by Balam's tribe, he exploits them by stealing their buffaloes and returning to the city. He later uses ruthless methods to build wealth, and ultimately dies in the desert rather than accept water from Balam and Kinara.
Ravan is the king of Lanka and the antagonist who seeks revenge for his sister Surpanakha's humiliation by Laxman. He arranges for Maricha to appear as a golden-spotted deer to draw Ram away, then abducts Sita by tricking her into stepping on his sandal inside the protective line around her cottage.
Seth Rai Bahadur Dwarkadas is named as a target of public denunciation during protests against British rule in Amritsar. The summary gives no further account of his actions or relationship to Ram, so his role is limited to this connection with the political unrest.
Chandramohan has 25 screen credits in a career dating back to 1934. Signature works include Mumtaz Mahal, Roti, Humayun. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
