Alexander The Great

A Dubai-based patriarch whose vast wealth fuels a dangerous game of loyalty and betrayal. He maintains a secret relationship with Janet and fathers Alexander, a fact that complicates the inheritance dynamics. His will becomes the central engine of conflict, drawing relatives into a web of manipulation and risk. He embodies the control and illusion that wealth often affords, with motives that blur the line between protection and exploitation.

A genius who is initially framed as mentally unstable and kept in a rehabilitation center. He resists manipulation, later proving to be highly capable and cunning. His true mental state and strategic thinking become pivotal as he navigates attempts to seize his fortune. His evolving relationship with Manu shifts from adversarial to protective, revealing a surprising depth of character.

A relative who fears losing his stake in the wealth and actively participates in attempts to divide assets. He sends thugs to eliminate Alexander and uses pressure and intimidation to influence outcomes. Rama Varma embodies the older generation’s anxiety about losing status and control, fueling the family’s violent power struggles.

Ambitious and morally flexible, Ravi exploits Alexander’s supposed instability to seize control of the fortune. He blackmails Alexander by leveraging Janet’s detainment and later reveals the waitress murder was a trap to implicate Prathapa. Ravi's actions represent the blunt, opportunistic side of inheriting power.

A physician at the rehabilitation center who becomes a key architect of the plot’s twist. He treats Alexander while simultaneously manipulating the legitimacy of the documents that could alter the inheritance. In the end, he reveals the illegal nature of the signatures, steering the story toward a denouement that exposes manipulation.

Prathapa Varma’s son who schemes to secure all of the wealth for himself. He colludes with family members and uses debts and threats to push his plan forward. Manu’s initially ruthless pursuit softens as he confronts Alexander’s suspicious resilience and grows to respect his half-brother. His arc tracks the corrupting pull of money and power.

Manu’s girlfriend who accompanies him on his quest and acts as a confidant in the wealth-seeking plot. She witnesses the schemes and the coercive atmosphere surrounding the inheritance. Her role adds a human dimension to the pursuit, highlighting personal ties amid corporate-style warfare.

Manu’s maternal uncle who joins the family enterprise and its intrigue. He provides a familial perspective on the power struggle and participates in the broader network surrounding the inheritance. His involvement underscores how kinship can both support and complicate ambition.

The woman in Mumbai with whom Prathapa Varma has a secret child, Alexander. Her role becomes a lever in the manipulation of Alexander and the distribution of wealth. The revelation surrounding her detainment is used to heighten blackmail and pressure within the plot.

A member of the Varma circle whose presence adds to the family’s social dynamics. Though not deeply traced in the core plot, her character contributes to the broader portrait of a wealthy family navigating tradition and modern pressures.