Character Relationship Map: Myself Pendu

Characters

• Daler Singh / Kakka Bishnoi (played by Jaswinder Bhalla) — supporting

  Daler Singh is the former village sarpanch and the father of Preet and Harpal, whom he tries to teach to become responsible and independent. He resembles the prized gangster Kakka Bishnoi, and the son...

• Preet (played by Preet Harpal) — supporting

  Preet is one of the two carefree sons at the center of the story, alongside Harpal. He is not serious about life or the future and joins his brother in looking for schemes that might bring them a luxu...

• Harpal (played by Ather Habib) — supporting

  Harpal is one of the two carefree sons at the center of the story, alongside Preet. From a middle-class family, he avoids taking life and the future seriously and joins his brother in devising schemes...

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Harpal → Daler Singh / Kakka Bishnoi (Family Son) — Harpal is the son of the Ex Sarpanch represented by Daler Singh.

  The plot identifies the Ex Sarpanch as the father of both Preet and Harpal and describes him as a look-alike of gangster Kaka Bishnoi.

• Preet → Daler Singh / Kakka Bishnoi (Family Son) — Preet is the son of the Ex Sarpanch represented by Daler Singh.

  The plot states that Preet and Harpal's father is an Ex Sarpanch who tries to teach them the facts of life, and that he resembles Kaka Bishnoi.

• Preet → Harpal (Family Brother) — They are brothers raised in the same family.

  The plot presents Preet and Harpal as two men from the same middle-class family, whose shared father tries to teach them responsibility.

Story Analysis

Two carefree brothers create a reward scheme around their father's resemblance to a gangster, only to lose control when the real gangster appears.

Plot Progression

1. Carefree Family Schemes — Preet and Harpal are introduced as carefree brothers from a middle-class family. Their father teaches responsibility, while the family environment allows their foolish schemes to continue.
2. The Reward Gambit — The brothers notice their father's resemblance to Kaka Bishnoi and design a plan involving a staged jeweller robbery. They hope the police will arrest him as the gangster and secure the government rew...
3. A Real Gangster Appears — The staged robbery begins at the jeweller, but the real Kaka Bishnoi arrives with his gang. The brothers' controlled plan turns into an unpredictable confrontation.
4. The Wrong Man Taken — Police arrive and the real gangster is arrested during the melee. Meanwhile, the gang members mistake the Ex Sarpanch for their boss and carry him away.