Bang Bang

A mysterious, resourceful pursuer with a hidden agenda, Rajveer orchestrates intricate escapes and stays ahead of Gul's men. He blends charm with calculated risk, making him both charismatic and dangerous. His real motive is vengeance for Viren's death, but he also protects Harleen, creating a bond that tests loyalties.

A bank receptionist who dreams of true love and adventure, Harleen is drawn into Rajveer's world and grows into a capable ally. She evolves from naïveté to resourcefulness under pressure, making bold choices to survive. Her evolving trust in Rajveer drives the emotional core of the story.

A ruthless terrorist mastermind who orchestrates the pursuit to recover the Koh-i-Noor, underestimating his opponents until the end. He commands a network of operatives and uses fear to control the narrative. His downfall comes as his plan collides with Rajveer's resolve.

A government agent whose intelligence and duplicity drive much of the pursuit, manipulating both allies and enemies. He embodies the murky interplay between official power and personal ambition. His role intensifies the sense of risk that pervades the mission.

Internal Secret Services Chief whose authority directs the mission and whom Rajveer must eventually confront. He represents institutional control and the pressure to maintain secrecy. His involvement reveals the top-down orchestration behind the operation.

Gul's formidable lieutenant, a fierce enforcer who pursues Rajveer across cities and castles. His presence heightens danger and underscores that no place is safe. He embodies the physical threat behind the scheme.

Harleen's manager who is drawn into the danger when he is shot in the leg during a chaotic sequence. He represents the ordinary person caught in crossfire and foreshadows the cost of risking everything for the chase.

Rajveer's father who appears in flashbacks to reveal Jaiwant's identity and family history. He challenges the official narrative and provides emotional context for Rajveer's actions.

Rajveer's mother who offers a window into the family background and the sacrifices behind Jaiwant's public image. She anchors the personal stakes of Rajveer's mission.

Harleen's elder relative who represents the personal homeland and emotional tie that motivates her to find Harleen and restore a sense of family.