Balache Baap Brahmachari

Vilas is an easygoing electronics salesman and one of three middle-class bachelors sharing a humble home. He partners with Sarang to pursue love and handle practical challenges, showing loyalty and practicality. When Kamal and Murphy enter the story, Vilas helps raise Murphy with care and supports Kamal’s effort to rebuild her life.

Sarang is Vilas’ roommate and a quick-witted ally who helps chase love with Meenakshi. He navigates the obstacles posed by Meenakshi’s father and brings resourcefulness to the partnership. He shares the burden of raising Murphy and stands by Vilas in the plan to secure their loves.

Dinesh pretends to be a bachelor to marry Priya, but is secretly married to Kamal and responsible for her misery. He is sent abroad for four months of training in Hong Kong and Singapore, planning his future away from the truth. His return unravels the lie and triggers a confrontation that seeks justice for Kamal and Murphy.

Kamal is the mother who endures taunts from her sister-in-law’s wife and is separated from Dinesh and their child. She arrives in Vilas and Sarang’s town with Murphy, seeking a place in their lives while adversity tests their loyalties. She later requests to be Murphy’s governess so she can stay close to her son.

Murphy is Kamal’s baby son, whom Vilas and Sarang raise with affection after he is abandoned at their doorstep. They nickname him Murphy and treat him as part of the family, embodying the theme of surrogate parenthood. The ongoing bond between Murphy and his parents shapes the film’s emotional core.

Meenakshi is the woman Sarang falls for after he delivers her books, becoming a gentle love interest in the story. Her father’s strict yoga obsession and other challenges create tension in their budding romance, which Sarang works to overcome. She represents calm, intellect, and sincerity in the relationships around Vilas and Sarang.

Shyamala is Vilas’ love interest who purchases a washing machine and a TV, triggering their initial connection. Her father, a collector, becomes an obstacle that the couple must navigate. She embodies the practical, everyday life that frames the romance in the film.

Priya is Babasaheb Kirtikar’s daughter, whom Dinesh intends to marry in Priya’s engagement and future plans. Her role highlights the arranged marriage facet of the plot and the tension it brings when faced with Dinesh’s deception. She becomes a focal point of the conflict around Dinesh’s lies.