Bank Chor

A simple Marathi man who follows Vaastu, Champak plots a bank robbery in Mumbai. He disguises himself as a sadhu, and his accomplices wear elephant and horse masks to bypass security. Although initially presented as the mastermind, his plan unravels as events spiral into hostage-taking and shifting loyalties.

A ruthless CBI officer with a shoot-first mindset who threatens to use force if the robbers don’t surrender within an hour. He hunts the bank occupiers, entering the building to verify hostages’ safety while political interference threatens his investigation.

Purporting to be a Faizabadi undercover police officer, Jugnu initially appears to be a partner of the old robbers but is revealed to be working for the Home Minister. He hijacks the bank at gunpoint, forcing a new round of hostilities and taking Champak and others hostage.

A crime reporter outside the bank who leads a sensational media circus, with a field persona echoing real-world tabloid coverage. Her presence underscores how media attention shapes the crisis and political narratives around the heist.

An accomplice who aids Champak during the heist, part of the masked duo in the initial bank raid. His role highlights the ensemble nature of the plan and the shared risk of the operation.

An ally of Champak who helps execute the bank robbery. He shares in the disguise and the strategy, reinforcing the collaborative dynamic of the gang.

The manager forced to open the vault and oversee the bank's operations during the takeover. He becomes a figure of pressure and compliance within the hostage crisis.