ABCD 2

An aspiring dancer who works as a waiter and dreams of fulfilling his late mother's wish. He forms a team with his childhood friend, driven by a relentless desire to prove himself on a bigger stage. His loyalty to friends and stubborn optimism push the group toward Las Vegas despite early setbacks.

A hairdresser who aspires to be the best hip-hop dancer. She shares a deep bond with Suru from childhood and supports the team through ups and downs, even as injuries force changes. Her feelings for Suru complicate the dynamics but strengthen their commitment to the goal.

A rogue visitor turned choreographer who persuades the team to train and compete. He has ulterior motives for going to Las Vegas, using the team to secure his own path, and later contends with the consequences of leaving the group. His presence destabilizes the unit before ultimately contributing to its growth.

An American-origin dancer of partial Indian heritage who replaces Vinnie when she is injured. She develops feelings for Suru but ultimately remains committed to the Indian Stunners, balancing affection with professionalism as the team competes.

A deaf-mute dancer whose health struggles (tuberculosis) become a focal point for the team’s resilience. He discovers the hidden love between Suru and Vinnie and remains a steadfast ally whose worsening condition tests the group's perseverance.

A fellow dancer who knows about Vinod's tuberculosis and supports the team through the challenges. He participates in jam sessions and stands by his teammates as they navigate pressure and competition.

A street-smart dancer whose family connections help fund the team, including money routed through his uncle. His presence underscores the financial pressures faced by aspiring dancers as they chase international glory.

Owner of the bar where Suru works, he withholds financial support—creating tension and driving the team's urgency to secure resources. His dismissal of promises highlights the harsh realities behind showbiz dreams.

Suru's late mother, whose motivational lessons on dance continue to inspire him. Her memory and guidance shape Suru's values and the team’s ethical approach to their craft.

Vishnu's ex-wife, mother to his son Manu, and a figure who embodies the personal costs of Balancing family with a life of dance and ambition. Her trajectory intersects with Vishnu's choices and their consequences.