Bey Yaar

Chako is a childhood dreamer who partners with his friend Tino to chase big stakes in real estate. His optimism is tempered by loyalty, making him quick to question risky moves when family and friendship are on the line. As greed encroaches, he struggles with guilt and moral responsibility, especially after the public humiliation of Jeetu’s memory.

Tino is an enterprising but impulsive partner who believes in the dream of quick riches. His charm helps him navigate tricky situations, yet his choices reveal a tendency toward deception when faced with scarcity. He must confront the costs of greed when trust within the circle fractures.

Jeetu runs the family tea stall and guards a painting that symbolizes a long-forgotten friendship. He embodies quiet dignity and stubborn pride, and his trust is shattered when the con targets his family’s legacy. His arc centers on resilience and healing through truth.

Gandhi is a sharp art dealer whose greed drives him to manipulate narratives about Hassan’s friendship. He uses charisma to pull others into his schemes, only to face a televised confession when his lies threaten his own reputation. His arc serves as a cautionary tale about power and accountability.

Uday is a painter and realist who becomes a crucial facilitator of the group’s plan. He operates with a cool head and practical skills, helping to craft the forgeries and stings that drive the plot forward. His role reveals how pragmatism can blur ethical lines when money is at stake.

Jigisha is Tino’s partner who participates in the sting operation. She balances personal ties with a willingness to take risks for the cause, acting as a bridge between emotion and calculation. Her involvement heightens the stakes and moral questions of their plan.

Prabodh Gupta is a fictitious international artist created to lure Gandhi into backing a sham exhibition. The persona is realized by a method actor, blurring lines between truth and fiction and highlighting how reputations can be manufactured. His supposed success becomes the bait that tests the dealer’s ethics.