Angry Indian Goddesses

A fashion photographer who orchestrates the reunion and reveals her engagement to Nargis. She is decisive, creative, and protective of her friends, navigating personal joy and social scrutiny with a quiet resilience. Frieda's choice to marry Nargis becomes a focal point that tests relationships and exposes broader societal pressures.

An aspiring actress who travels from afar to Frieda's home. She embodies ambition and vulnerability, and her accent becomes a point of tension within the group. Jo's sudden disappearance and death on the beach catalyze the group’s confrontations with harassment and patriarchal judgment.

A Bollywood singer whose charisma masks deeper struggles with depression and self-doubt. Her presence adds a layer of internal conflict and raw honesty, influencing how the group navigates joy and despair. Mad's journey highlights the cost of fame and the importance of authentic self-expression.

A trophy wife balancing marriage pressures with personal aspirations. Her perspective sheds light on material expectations and the social pressures placed on women within affluent circles. Pammy's interactions reveal competing desires for status and independence.

A sharp businesswoman and mother who is protective of her daughter Maya. Su embodies practical strength and a willingness to challenge norms, playing a pivotal role in seeking justice after Jo's death. Her actions fuse familial devotion with feminist resolve.

An activist whose presence adds a charged political edge. She is the person Frieda plans to marry, a revelation that tests friendships and social expectations. Nargis embodies courage, principled stance, and a commitment to change through visible, collective action.