Amar Akbar Anthony

Amar is the eldest brother and a principled police inspector who believes in protecting the vulnerable. He embodies duty and restraint, often mediating between harsh realities and his family’s safety. His discovery of sibling ties deepens his commitment to family while he pursues justice against Robert’s gang.

Anthony is the impulsive, hot-headed middle brother whose courage matches his loyalty. He shows warmth and rough-edge grit as he navigates danger and love, including his feelings for Jenny. His actions test familial bonds but ultimately contribute to the family’s restoration.

Akbar is a popular Qawwali singer whose charm masks a sharper wit. He discovers his identity within a web of deception and ultimately fights to protect his brothers and loved ones. His dual life—artistic performer and determined ally—drives key turning points in the plot.

Kishanlal, a chauffeur turned crime lord, is the patriarchal figure whose past actions shape the entire family’s fate. He clings to power but also protects his own, instigating the complex web of loyalties and betrayals that unfold. His journey threads through sacrifice, crime, and a longing for reconciliation.

Jenny is Robert’s infant daughter who becomes a catalyst in the battlefield between crime and family. Her choices and the role she plays in the ransom and marriage plot push the brothers toward eventual confrontation. She embodies the complicated ties that connect the rival factions.

Taiyyab Ali is the cautious, authoritative father figure whose disapproval of Akbar’s romance with Salma adds tension. He represents tradition and guardianship, yet his interactions with Akbar ultimately contribute to the family’s reconciliations.