Vikram (played by Milind Soman) is a protagonist in 16 December.
Vikram is an Indian Revenue Service officer in the Department of Revenue Intelligence, removed from service after killing a corrupt senior officer. Rehired by his chief, Veer Vijay Singh, he works with Sheeba and Victor to investigate money laundering. In New Zealand, he honey-traps a Swiss bank employee to obtain transaction details that lead the team to a terrorist organization. Victor (played by Sushant Singh) appears in 16 December.
Victor is an Indian Revenue Service officer in the Department of Revenue Intelligence, removed from service after killing a corrupt senior officer. Rehired by Veer Vijay Singh, he joins Vikram and Sheeba in investigating money laundering and tracing its connection to a terrorist organization. He is part of the team working to prevent the planned nuclear bomb attack. Dost Khan (played by Gulshan Grover) appears in 16 December.
Dost Khan is a former Pakistani army general turned terrorist who obtains a Russian-made nuclear bomb through an international terrorist organization. He orders an attack on Veer Vijay Singh and plans to detonate the bomb in Delhi on 16 December. When the bomb is located, he activates it; the team ultimately diffuses it and arrests him. Sheeba (played by Dipannita Sharma) appears in 16 December.
Sheeba is an Indian Revenue Service officer in the Department of Revenue Intelligence, removed from service after killing a corrupt senior officer. Rehired by Veer Vijay Singh, she works alongside Vikram and Victor on the money-laundering investigation. The team's discoveries reveal that the funds are reaching a terrorist organization connected to a nuclear bomb plot.
16 December (2002) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Vikram
(played by Milind Soman) — protagonist
Vikram is an Indian Revenue Service officer in the Department of Revenue Intelligence, removed from service after killing a corrupt senior officer. Rehired by his chief, Veer Vijay Singh, he works wit...
Victor
(played by Sushant Singh) — supporting
Victor is an Indian Revenue Service officer in the Department of Revenue Intelligence, removed from service after killing a corrupt senior officer. Rehired by Veer Vijay Singh, he joins Vikram and She...
Dost Khan
(played by Gulshan Grover) — supporting
Dost Khan is a former Pakistani army general turned terrorist who obtains a Russian-made nuclear bomb through an international terrorist organization. He orders an attack on Veer Vijay Singh and plans...
Sheeba
(played by Dipannita Sharma) — supporting
Sheeba is an Indian Revenue Service officer in the Department of Revenue Intelligence, removed from service after killing a corrupt senior officer. Rehired by Veer Vijay Singh, she works alongside Vik...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sheeba → Dost Khan
(Conflict Enemy)
Sheeba belongs to the investigative team that uncovers the terrorist financing and works to stop the bomb attack planned by Dost Khan.
Victor → Dost Khan
(Conflict Enemy)
Victor is part of the team tracing the money transferred to the terrorist organization connected to Dost Khan.
Vikram → Dost Khan
(Conflict Enemy)
Vikram investigates the financial network that ultimately leads to Dost Khan's planned nuclear attack.
Victor → Sheeba
(Alliance Teammate)
Victor and Sheeba are both members of the team rehired to investigate the money laundering network.
Vikram → Victor
(Alliance Teammate)
Vikram and Victor are introduced as officers of the same investigative team and are rehired to investigate large money laundering operations.
Vikram → Sheeba
(Alliance Teammate)
Vikram and Sheeba belong to the same group of Revenue Intelligence officers and travel together during the investigation.
Story Analysis
A reinstated investigative team follows a laundering trail into a nuclear terrorist plot and races to stop an attack on Delhi.
Plot Progression
Dismissal And Recall
The Hidden Money Trail
Terrorist Financing Exposed
The Delhi Countdown
The Voice-Code Defusal
Directed by Mani Shankar
16 December (2002) · 5.9/10 · action, crime, thriller
