Bhavni Bhavai

A powerful, insecure ruler obsessed with fathering an heir. He uses war and harsh punishments to maintain control, yet his fear of the newborn's face leads to a dangerous moral compromise. His arrogance destabilizes the kingdom and triggers a cascade of events about justice, loyalty, and reform.

Born of the king's line but raised by Malo Bhagat; a compassionate, principled young man who embodies resilience. His identity becomes the fulcrum around which royal politics, social reform, and personal loyalties pivot. He challenges caste boundaries and seeks a more just society.

A Harijan elder who finds and raises Jeevo, embodying devotion and social conscience. He sacrifices for the family's survival and curses the king after tragedy, ultimately meeting a dramatic end. His actions highlight dignity amidst oppression.

A gypsy woman who loves Jeevo and catalyzes change through her defiance and loyalty. She pushes Jeevo toward confrontation with the royal authorities and champions social equality. Her presence sharpens the tension between tradition and reform.

The court jester who becomes a messenger of truth, risking his life to reveal Jeevo's true parentage. His actions spark the pivotal revelation that halts the planned sacrifice. He embodies the fragile line between entertainment and political influence.

The king's younger queen with a secret liaison to the prime minister. Her political maneuvering complicates power dynamics at court and underscores themes of desire, loyalty, and manipulation. She plays a key role in the unfolding conspiracy.

A scheming advisor who engineers the crisis to serve personal ambition and a secret relationship with the younger queen. His machinations reveal the corrupting influence of political power and manipulation.

Malo Bhagat's wife who helps raise Jeevo and offers quiet strength. Her perspective grounds the story in domestic life while facing the larger forces of oppression and upheaval. She embodies resilience and maternal care.