Vikramaditya listens as Betala tells the tale of Naanu and the three women. Asked whether Naanu will survive their threat, he interprets the story symbolically: Naanu represents the self, while Rathi, Swathi, and Keerthi represent beauty, responsibilities, and money. He concludes that the ego must die and be reborn.
The school's chairman, he informs Kanti about the video involving Vivek and expels the student to protect the institution's image. He supports the school's position against Kanti and later offers a large payment to persuade him to withdraw the case.
The Prime Minister is the head of the national government pursuing the removal of Kashmir's special status. After Rajeshwari briefs him, he works with the Home Minister to secure the bill in the Rajya Sabha and publicly maintains that Kashmir is part of India and that the government can remove the special status.
Lord Vishnu rests on Adisesha in Vaikuntam when Brughu visits and kicks him on the chest. Vishnu calmly presses the sage's legs, removing the extra eye that symbolizes Brughu's ego, and receives the sage's apology and declaration of his supremacy. After Mahalakshmi leaves, Vishnu descends to Earth and later incarnates as Venkateswara.
Ramesh is Chaudhary's son and an inspector. Ramu, disguised as Chaudhary, falsely implicates him, forcing Chaudhary to punish his own son according to his principles. The incident prompts Chaudhary to investigate and uncover the truth about Ramu and Radha.
Thakur Kiran Singh is Thakur Shamsher Singh's nephew, Meenakshi's cousin, and Kamini's husband. Because Badal's father killed his father, Kiran opposes Badal and nearly fights him to the death. He eventually recognizes Badal's love for Meenakshi and accepts their relationship, then takes a bullet meant for Badal and dies.
Inspector Deodhar is a fellow police inspector whose death initiates the central investigation. He is run over and killed, prompting Varun to apprehend a suspect connected to Pilot Baba and setting off the legal and personal conflicts that follow.
Arun Govil has 36 screen credits in a career dating back to 1979. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Ramayana Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Ramayana, Krishna Aur Chitthi, Hukus Bukus. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
Related entry on Wikidata (Q4802093), public domain (CC0).
