Bhagam Bhag

An ambitious, hot-headed member of Champak’s duo who craves the hero’s role. His impulsive schemes often spiral into chaos, especially after a suitcase swap triggers a wave of mistaken identities. He falls for Nisha, which adds a personal stake to the caper.

The wily foil to Bunty who schemes to grab the hero’s part. Quick-witted and comedic, he leans on collaboration and bluff to navigate the troupe’s chaos. He provides comic timing that accelerates the plot’s rhythm.

Theatrical troupe leader who orchestrates the journey to Britain. He’s commanding yet anxious, balancing ego with pragmatic decisions as misadventures pile up around him. He endures the chaos with a showman’s resolve.

A complex woman recruited as a heroine who hides a backstory of deception and truth. She becomes entangled with Bunty and the troupe, and later is revealed as a key witness in Vikram’s murder. Her presence drives romantic tension and moral ambiguity.

A wealthy husband whose schemes push the plot forward, including drug dealings and extortion. He is eventually killed, with motives tied to wealth and control. His actions catalyze the film’s climactic revelations.

The local police commissioner drawn into the farce, who suspects the troupe of criminal activity. He wields authority with wit and ultimately acts as a catalyst for the series of chaotic events. His intervention reframes the story’s moral compass.

A comical cab driver who becomes entangled with the troupe’s quest for a heroine. His loyalties shift as he navigates rival gangs and the band’s antics, providing lighthearted tension.

One of the goons who pursues the protagonists, bringing slapstick peril and a sense of danger. His schemes intersect with the troupe’s misadventures, intensifying the chase.

Another comedic antagonist whose actions complicate the plan, contributing to the film’s energetic chaos. He becomes part of the web of pursuit around the troupe.

A suave builder and drug smuggler pulling strings behind the scenes. His maniacal machinations intersect with Vikram’s plot, driving the criminal side of the caper.

The drug hooker who secures the UK tour through a contract, setting the film’s travel arc in motion. His involvement frames the business side of the caper.

A soprano-like actress in the troupe who features in the early plot as a potential heroine. Her absence triggers the turn toward recruiting a new lead and propels the comedic reset.