Bhairav Singh (played by Ronit Roy) is a protagonist in Udaan.
Stern, abusive, and alcoholic father who forces Rohan into factory work and engineering classes. He physically and verbally humiliates Rohan, burns his poetry diary, and plans to remarry. His tyrannical behavior ultimately drives Rohan and Arjun to flee to Mumbai. Maninder (played by Manjot Singh) appears in Udaan.
One of Rohan's three close friends who is expelled alongside him from Bishop Cotton boarding school after being caught watching an explicit film. His role is limited to the opening incident that triggers the main plot. Vikram (played by Raja Hudda) appears in Udaan.
One of Rohan's three close friends who is expelled alongside him from Bishop Cotton boarding school after being caught watching an explicit film. His role is limited to the opening incident that triggers Rohan's return home.
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Characters
Bhairav Singh
(played by Ronit Roy) — protagonist
Stern, abusive, and alcoholic father who forces Rohan into factory work and engineering classes. He physically and verbally humiliates Rohan, burns his poetry diary, and plans to remarry. His tyrannic...
Maninder
(played by Manjot Singh) — supporting
One of Rohan's three close friends who is expelled alongside him from Bishop Cotton boarding school after being caught watching an explicit film. His role is limited to the opening incident that trigg...
Vikram
(played by Raja Hudda) — supporting
One of Rohan's three close friends who is expelled alongside him from Bishop Cotton boarding school after being caught watching an explicit film. His role is limited to the opening incident that trigg...
Key Relationships
Bhairav Singh → Vikram
(Conflict Hostile)
Bhairav Singh → Maninder
(Conflict Hostile)
Maninder → Vikram
(Alliance Teammate)
Story Analysis
A coming-of-age story of rebellion against authoritarian control, focusing on artistic expression, familial trauma, and the pursuit of independence.