All the Best: Fun Begins

A struggling artist whose finances hinge on his stepbrother's generosity. He leans on lies about his marriage to Vidya to maintain his comforts, and his guilt grows as the schemes threaten friendships and family.

Veer's best friend, married to Jhanvi, who schemes to cover up the deception. A car mechanic and tinkerer by habit, he uses clever plans to resolve debt, testing loyalty and driving the plot's chaos.

Runs a dilapidated gym and plays along with the mistaken identity games, acting as Vidya to support the lie. Bold and resourceful, her dual role fuels the plot's tension and humor.

Veer's elder brother whose wealth frames the drama. He clashes with Prem, uncovers the truth through the debt ordeal, and his reactions propel key twists and emotional stakes.

A lottery winner who becomes the tenant in Veer's bungalow, entangled in the debt-driven schemes. His presence acts as a catalyst for the unraveling of lies.

A local mute loan shark who finances the scheme after being impressed by a car design. His confrontation with Dharam becomes a pivotal moment, blending menace with humor.

Veer's girlfriend who becomes embroiled in the mistaken identity ruse as Jhanvi. Her tension over the lies and the pregnancy revelation raises the film's emotional stakes.

A protective figure who arrives looking for his daughter, adding pressure and conflict to the deception's fallout. His presence sharpens the stakes for the protagonists.

A supporting character connected to Prem's gym business, contributing to the ensemble's dynamics and the wider network of relationships within the plot.

A secondary figure supporting the tension around debt and trust within the main group, adding texture to the plot's crime-comedy fabric.

A member of the ensemble whose presence enriches the interpersonal dynamics and the film's social texture.