Ravi Shankar Singh (played by Mithun Chakraborty) is a protagonist in Muddat.
A singer and dancer arrested for confessing to a murder. He abducts and forcibly marries his fan Bharti. The two conspire to deceive the court into commuting his death sentence to life imprisonment. His true guilt or innocence is unveiled in the climax. Bharati Singh (played by Jaya Prada) appears in Muddat.
A law student and devoted fan of Ravi. After witnessing his arrest, she attends his final concert where he abducts and marries her. She actively conspires with him to manipulate the legal system to spare his life, though the court initially upholds the death penalty. Bharati's Father (played by Sadashiv Amrapurkar) appears in Muddat.
A blind widower who shares a household with his daughter. He has no further narrative involvement in the provided plot summary. Police Inspector (played by Vikas Anand) appears in Muddat.
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Characters
Ravi Shankar Singh
(played by Mithun Chakraborty) — protagonist
A singer and dancer arrested for confessing to a murder. He abducts and forcibly marries his fan Bharti. The two conspire to deceive the court into commuting his death sentence to life imprisonment. H...
Bharati Singh
(played by Jaya Prada) — supporting
A law student and devoted fan of Ravi. After witnessing his arrest, she attends his final concert where he abducts and marries her. She actively conspires with him to manipulate the legal system to sp...
Bharati's Father
(played by Sadashiv Amrapurkar) — supporting
A blind widower who shares a household with his daughter. He has no further narrative involvement in the provided plot summary.
Police Inspector
(played by Vikas Anand) — minor
Key Relationships
Bharati's Father → Bharati Singh
(father)
Ravi Shankar Singh → Ravi Shankar Singh
(Narrative Protagonist)
Ravi Shankar Singh → Police Inspector
(Professional Suspect)
Story Analysis
A legal thriller centered on a desperate conspiracy to avoid execution through forced marriage and courtroom manipulation.
