Barsaat

Badal is a naive yet intelligent young man who leaves his village for the city to attend college. He approaches urban life with curiosity and hope, and his love for Tina drives him to confront false accusations and dangerous schemes. He proves to be steadfast, quick-thinking, and capable of self-sacrifice when others are in danger.

Tina is wealthy, precocious, and emotionally resilient. She stands up for Badal, testifies in his favor, and chooses love over wealth pressure. Her actions reveal courage, loyalty to those she cares about, and a willingness to challenge family expectations.

Dinesh is Tina's wealthy widower step-father, driven by a plan to control Tina's wealth. He uses money, influence, and manipulation to advance his interests, showing a ruthless side that seeks to eliminate obstacles to his plans. His confrontations with Badal and Tina drive the central conflict.

Bhairon is Badal's protective father who travels to the city to support his son. He embodies parental concern, resilience, and a willingness to take risks to safeguard family and community. His actions reflect his deep sense of responsibility.

Damru, who calls himself Danny, is Badal's village companion who introduces him to city life. He provides guidance and camaraderie amid misadventures, helping Badal navigate the urban landscape with humor and loyalty.

Tina's late mother is a remembered influence whose values and memories shape Tina's decisions and sense of family duty. Though not present in the action, her legacy informs the emotional stakes of Tina and Badal's relationship.

Negi is the city's corrupt assistant commissioner of police who takes up Badal's case for his own gain. He embodies systemic abuse of power, hiring ruthless elements to carry out deadly aims, escalating the peril faced by Badal and Tina.