Boys

A charismatic but impulsive college student who leads the friend group. His daring streak often lands him in trouble with his parents, yet his resolve fuels the band’s early experiments and romantic pursuit with Harini. He evolves from reckless youth to a more focused musician, guided by his relationships.

Harini is Munna’s love interest who faces intense parental resistance to their relationship. She balances devotion with the weight of family expectations and later experiences jealousy that strains the couple. Her choices propel the emotional arc toward reconciliation.

A middle-aged man who befriends the boys, providing mentorship and later managing their music career. He rescues them during legal trouble and helps navigate the path to a Sony contract. His steady presence anchors the group’s ambitions.

One of Munna’s close friends, known as Bob Gally, who forms part of the band. He contributes to the group’s energy and camaraderie, helping drive their early musical experiments and plans for education.

Another member of the friend circle who supports the band’s pursuits and shares in the risks of their rebellious journey. He represents the youth’s camaraderie and optimism as they chase a dream.

A member of the circle whose impulsive actions create tension, including the revelation about a prostitute that triggers Harini’s anger. Despite flaws, his presence pushes the group toward bigger opportunities and consequences.

An intimate friend whose vigilance leads to tragedy when he spots the prostitute and is killed in an accident. His death marks a turning point in the group’s dynamic and fuels their determination to succeed.

A protective figure who embodies traditional expectations and parental concern. She is part of the collective tension that pushes Munna and friends toward independence and, later, reconciliation through love and music.

Represents the parental authority that initially opposes the relationship but eventually agrees to a compromise under pressure, revealing the film’s theme of negotiation between love and family duty.