Raj (played by Parvin Dabas) is a protagonist in Wrong Number.
A young man who responds to a prank call and becomes Mahi's boyfriend. He is the intelligent killer behind the murders of Dr. Mathur, Aarti, and Aarti's uncle. Revealed to be a psychological patient with a dark past, he eliminates witnesses and ultimately targets Mahi before his identity is exposed. Mahi Mathur (played by Richa Pallod) appears in Wrong Number.
A cheerful college student who enjoys life with her friends. She falls in love with Raj after he responds to their prank calls. As Dr. Mathur's daughter, she becomes the primary target when Raj's true nature and violent past are uncovered. Dr. Mathur (played by Benjamin Gilani) appears in Wrong Number.
Mahi's father and a psychology professor at the college. While conducting an online class with Aarti, he is brutally murdered, triggering the investigation into the series of killings.
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Characters
Raj
(played by Parvin Dabas) — protagonist
A young man who responds to a prank call and becomes Mahi's boyfriend. He is the intelligent killer behind the murders of Dr. Mathur, Aarti, and Aarti's uncle. Revealed to be a psychological patient w...
Mahi Mathur
(played by Richa Pallod) — supporting
A cheerful college student who enjoys life with her friends. She falls in love with Raj after he responds to their prank calls. As Dr. Mathur's daughter, she becomes the primary target when Raj's true...
Dr. Mathur
(played by Benjamin Gilani) — minor
Mahi's father and a psychology professor at the college. While conducting an online class with Aarti, he is brutally murdered, triggering the investigation into the series of killings.
Key Relationships
Raj → Dr. Mathur
(Conflict Killer)
Raj → Mahi Mathur
(Romantic Interest)
Dr. Mathur → Mahi Mathur
(Family Father)
Story Analysis
A psychological thriller tracing how a mistaken phone call spirals into a deadly game of manipulation, murder, and revelation.
