Borbaad

A prominent businessman and politician whose wealth and authority protect his son from consequences. His protective manipulation creates an untouchable aura around Ariyan and sows the seeds of later violence and moral compromise. His despair ultimately leads to his suicide, underscoring the costs of corruption.

A spoiled, dangerous figure who indulges in vice and leverages his father’s protection to lash out at rivals. His violence and arrogance drive the plot’s escalation, including assaults on Nitu and the death of several others. His arc ends with a court death sentence and profound personal tragedy.

The violent elder brother of Prince who returns to the country and conspires against Ariyan. He abducts Nitu, becomes entangled in a dangerous love dynamic, and is killed in the ensuing confrontation with Ariyan.

A donor who captures Ariyan’s heart and later exposes the truth behind Sabuj Mia’s death. Her relationship with Ariyan is strained by violence and betrayal, and she ultimately dies from injuries sustained during the climactic events.

A poor laborer who is falsely framed and executed, his fate a stark symbol of state-driven injustice. Nitu’s revelations connect Sabuj’s tragedy to the wider corruption among powerful figures.

A powerful politician who orchestrates the framing of Sabuj Mia to protect his own interests. He is confronted by Ariyan in a brutal pursuit of revenge for past wrongs.

Ariyan’s maternal uncle who schemes to sever Nitu from Ariyan to safeguard his own wealth and status. He becomes a casualty of Ariyan’s relentless pursuit of retribution.

The son of a friend of Shihab who is drawn into the brutal dynamics surrounding Nitu. He is insulted and ultimately pays with his life.

Nitu’s sister who pleads with Adib to release their father and whose actions highlight the human cost of political corruption.