Chachi 420

Jaiprakash Paswan is a devoted father who will go to great lengths to stay close to his daughter Bharti. He disguises himself as Lakshmi Godbole, a dignified Marathi woman, to gain access to the Bhardwaj household. The transformation blends charm and mischief, revealing a man driven by love and stubborn pride.

Janki is Jai's wife who seeks independence through divorce, yet remains deeply connected to her daughter Bharti. She endures betrayal and social pressure with stubborn grace and ultimately moves toward reconciliation. Her strength keeps the family anchored even when trust falters.

Bharti is the beloved daughter around whom the drama revolves. She senses her father’s disguise and becomes a catalyst for the family’s emotional arc. Her resilience and innocence highlight the film’s themes of family loyalty and forgiveness.

Durgaprasad is a stern Hindu Brahmin businessman who guards his family’s honor and social status. He is suspicious of Lakshmi at first, yet capable of mercy when faced with genuine care for his daughter. His authority drives many of the film’s conflicts and eventual resolutions.

Banwarilal is the Bhardwaj household’s wary secretary who seeks to siphon money and discredit Lakshmi. He embodies corruption and manipulation, challenging Jai in his various guises. His scheming adds tension, until loyalty and truth prevail.

Dr Rohit is Janki’s childhood friend and a doctor who becomes the target of violence in the market. His cowardice is contrasted with moments of bravery as Lakshmi saves Janki and confronts danger. His character underscores themes of trust and resilience.

Joseph is a drunk makeup artist who helps Jai transform into Lakshmi. His help is crucial to the disguise and to the comedic texture of the story. He resembles a quirky ally in Jai’s elaborate ruse.

Ratna is a struggling performer who attempts to attract Jai’s attention. She adds a layer of romantic complication to the plot, creating tension and humor within the Bhardwaj household. Her presence drives subplots and misdirection.

Hariharan is the landlord who becomes entangled in Jai’s disguise after spotting Lakshmi. He is enticed by Lakshmi’s appearance and becomes part of the romantic comedy trope in the film. His pursuits create additional obstacles for Jai and Janki.