36 China Town

Wealthy socialite and mother of Vicky who presides over a lavish Goa life. Her attempts to alter the will reveal a calculating side, and her murder triggers the hunt for truth among a web of suspects. Her disappearance exposes the housekeepers’ hidden motives and puts the entire estate under scrutiny.

A struggling actor who becomes involved with Priya after a chance encounter. His opportunistic streak and charm pull him into the plan to retrieve Vicky for the reward. Over the course of the film, his feelings for Priya blur moral lines as the investigation unfolds.

A young woman who ran away from home and teams with Raj to rescue the child. She is compassionate and pragmatic, balancing risk with care for the boy. Her alliance with Raj deepens into romance, influencing their decisions under stress.

The son of Sonia Chang, central to the plot as the kidnapped child whose discovery sets off the chain of events. He becomes the pivot around which the adults’ secrets and loyalties turn, ultimately leading to a custody outcome.

A local who consoles Sonia after the loss, later implicated in the night’s events by a twist of truth. His eyes and shoes later emerge as keys to the real sequence of happenings, making him a suspect whose motives are questioned.

The police officer who pieces together the night’s events, separating truth from misdirection. He uses Dixit’s statements and the evolving alibis to identify the real killers and restore order by the end of the case.

The lawyer who discusses Sonia’s will with her; his statements help drive the legal framework of the investigation and reveal critical implications of the will change.

One of Sonia’s housekeepers, ultimately revealed as a participant in the murder plot. His proximity to Sonia makes him a central figure in the motive behind the crime.

Sonia’s other housekeeper, partner in the scheme that culminates in murder. Their actions are motivated by greed and a plan to inherit Sonia’s wealth.

A drunken man encountered near Sonia’s mansion who is initially thought to be the killer but is later shown to be a misdirection in the investigation.