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A high-ranking GM in sales driven by career ambition and a stubborn jealousy of his elder brother. He relocates to Kolkata, chasing prestige, but his personal life grows increasingly strained as he navigates a brutal power struggle. The climax reframes his identity as he is named Vice President, followed by a tentative return to his wife Charu.

Shyamal's rival in the race for power, a shrewd and calculating player who uses every advantage to tilt the balance in his favor. He pushes for Hari Bose as a brand ambassador while probing for weaknesses in Shyamal's position. When the affair with Duli is uncovered, Runu's schemes are exposed and his own power starts to crumble.

Shyamal's wife, who longs for the simpler rhythms of their past life. She bears the strain of living in a glittering city while feeling emotionally distant from her husband. Her relationships—both with Shyamal and Hari Bose—complicate the couple's dynamics and bring into focus the costs of ambition.

A charismatic brand ambassador who becomes entangled in the personal and professional scheming surrounding Shyamal and Charu. Hari's presence at Charu's birthday and his suspected involvement in remuneration deals intensify the power play in the boardroom. His loyalties are tested as motives blur.

Shyamal's assistant whose affair with him becomes a critical leverage point in the corporate intrigue. She delivers the official VP appointment letter, becoming a key catalyst for the story's turning points. Her actions illuminate the personal costs embedded in the company's high-stakes maneuvering.

An elder family figure whose relationship with Shyamal shapes the latter's sense of lineage and duty. The elder presence serves as a counterpoint to Shyamal's relentless ambition, highlighting the tension between family expectations and personal ascent.

Shyamal's older brother whose achievements loom large in Shyamal's psyche. The memory of the brother's success fuels the protagonist's competitiveness and fear of losing status.