Agni Sakshi

Shivangi is a woman carrying a hidden past as Madhu, who endured years of abuse at Vishwanath’s hands. The revelation of her true identity tests her relationship with Suraj and forces her to confront trauma she hoped to leave behind. She demonstrates resilience and a willingness to protect herself and those she loves, even as she navigates shifting loyalties.

Suraj is a wealthy, loving husband who initially grapples with the extraordinary accusation against his wife. He proves to be strategic and determined, ultimately choosing to protect Shivangi and seek justice. His alliance with Shivangi evolves into a plan that confronts Vishwanath and the danger from her past.

Vishwanath is the abusive former husband whose actions drive the central conflict. He is manipulative and relentless, using fear and deception to control Madhu/Shivangi. His persistence culminates in a violent confrontation and a dramatic attempt to regain power, ending in self-destruction at the film’s climax.

Madhu’s father appears as a guiding figure who urges her to start anew under a different identity. He provides emotional and practical support that anchors Madhu’s decision to leave an abusive situation. His role reinforces themes of family guidance and the search for safety.