Badlapur

A shrewd partner in crime who works with Raghu during the bank robbery. He becomes a reminder of how easily violence can spiral when loyalty, fear, and desperation collide.

Liaq’s partner and a sex worker who withholds crucial information from Raghu. Her resistance and vulnerability contribute to the emotional stakes of Raghu’s quest for vengeance.

Harman’s wife who becomes entangled in Raghu’s revenge plot. She is coerced into an intimate act to spark anger and misperception, with her fate illustrating the collateral damage of revenge.

Misha’s husband who spirals from grief into a consuming crusade of vengeance. He uses deceit to trap Liaq and pursues a brutal retribution that consumes his humanity.

A terminally ill man whose calculated actions set the story in motion. He dislikes causing harm but contributes to the cycle of violence, ultimately sacrificing himself to protect Raghu from further harm.

Misha is killed early in the sequence, a catalyst for Raghu’s transformation and the long arc of revenge that follows. Her death also underscores the tragedy that fuels the characters' subsequent actions.

A social worker who urges forgiveness and mercy, offering a counterpoint to the violence that surrounds Raghu and Liaq.

A local businessman connected to the criminal underworld who embodies the intersection of power, money, and manipulation in the city’s crime network.

Mother of Liak who negotiates for compassion and attempted parole, acting as a moral counterpoint to Raghu’s quest for punishment.

Liak’s mother who reveals Liak’s partner’s name in exchange for Raghu’s parole, showing the painful bargaining within families affected by crime.

The inspector who leads the police investigation and threads through the pursuit and the manipulation in Raghu’s life.