Brig. Madan Lal Khetarpal (played by Dharmendra) is a protagonist in Ikkis.
Father of the protagonist. Visits Pakistan in 2001 for a college reunion and to see his ancestral village. He also travels to the specific location where his son died during the 1971 war. Brig. Jaan Mohammad Khan (played by Jaideep Ahlawat) is a protagonist in Ikkis.
Pakistani officer stationed in Lahore in 2001. Prepares for the arrival of Madan Lal Khetarpal. Later revealed to be the individual directly responsible for causing the death of 2nd Lt. Arun Khetarpal during the Battle of Basantar. 2nd Lt Arun Khetarpal (played by Agastya Nanda) appears in Ikkis.
Protagonist and Indian Army tank commander. Celebrates his 21st birthday in 1971 before deploying to Pakistan on December 3rd. Mistaken for enemy forces, he engages over 14 Patton tanks and falls martyred in the Battle of Basantar. Kiran Kochar (played by Simar Bhatia) appears in Ikkis.
A girl Arun falls in love with before the war. They break up in June 1971, but she maintains a gesture of remembrance by continuing to send a birthday cake to Arun's family decades later. Jahangir (played by Deepak Dobriyal) appears in Ikkis.
Asghar (played by Asrani) appears in Ikkis.
SWR Parag Singh (played by Shree Bishnoi) appears in Ikkis.
Lt. Col. Ajai Singh (played by Amita Jairath) appears in Ikkis.
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Characters
Brig. Madan Lal Khetarpal
(played by Dharmendra) — protagonist
Father of the protagonist. Visits Pakistan in 2001 for a college reunion and to see his ancestral village. He also travels to the specific location where his son died during the 1971 war.
Brig. Jaan Mohammad Khan
(played by Jaideep Ahlawat) — protagonist
Pakistani officer stationed in Lahore in 2001. Prepares for the arrival of Madan Lal Khetarpal. Later revealed to be the individual directly responsible for causing the death of 2nd Lt. Arun Khetarpal...
2nd Lt Arun Khetarpal
(played by Agastya Nanda) — supporting
Protagonist and Indian Army tank commander. Celebrates his 21st birthday in 1971 before deploying to Pakistan on December 3rd. Mistaken for enemy forces, he engages over 14 Patton tanks and falls mart...
Kiran Kochar
(played by Simar Bhatia) — supporting
A girl Arun falls in love with before the war. They break up in June 1971, but she maintains a gesture of remembrance by continuing to send a birthday cake to Arun's family decades later.
Jahangir
(played by Deepak Dobriyal) — supporting
Asghar
(played by Asrani) — supporting
SWR Parag Singh
(played by Shree Bishnoi) — supporting
Lt. Col. Ajai Singh
(played by Amita Jairath) — minor
Lt Col Ajai Singh
(played by Amit Jairath) — minor
Major PV Sahadevan
(played by Adel Ibrahim) — minor
Jahangir
(played by Deepak Dobriyal) — minor
SWR Bishwanath Singh
(played by Madhusudan Bishnoi) — minor
2nd Lt Brijendra Singh
(played by Kailash Gowthaman) — minor
Pakistani General
(played by Mamik Singh) — minor
Maj Hoshiyar Singh
(played by Abhishek Duhan) — minor
Capt. Zafar
(played by Baharul Islam) — minor
Saba
(played by Avani Rai) — minor
ISI Officer
(played by Zakir Hussain) — minor
Mrs. Maheshwari Khetarpal
(played by Suhasini Mulay) — supporting
Major PV Sahadevan
(played by Adil Ibrahim) — minor
Story Analysis
A dual-timeline exploration of military sacrifice, personal loss, and enduring remembrance across the 1971 Indo-Pak War.
