Chehre

A successful executive who rose from orphanhood, he exudes confidence and charm. His career-driven ruthlessness masks a willingness to manipulate others, and the private game pushes him toward a perilous edge.

A renowned public prosecutor with sharp wit who orchestrates the mock trial. He probes relentlessly, drawing out inconsistencies and shaping the narrative with calculated authority.

A retired judge who presides over the proceedings and underscores the risks of turning a private dispute into a real courtroom drama. His experience anchors the group’s moral reflections.

A renowned defense counsel who cautions about charging someone without formal charges. He enforces legal boundaries, acting as a counterweight to the others’ appetite for spectacle.

A house helper whose ties to the group become a key element of the intrigue. Her presence connects personal loyalties with the unfolding moral questions.

A retired hangman whose ominous presence elevates the sense of threat inside the house. He embodies the looming consequence of punishment in the private game.

An ex-convict and Anna’s brother, whose murder charge and violent past intensify distrust among the players and propel the narrative toward a fatal outcome.

The corporate boss whose wife features in the central conspiracy; his power dynamics with Sameer form a core tension in the room.

The Oswal wife whose involvement in the video evidence adds a personal stake to the case and fuels the participants’ suspicions.

A guest whose role is not elaborated in the summary, adding an unexpected presence to the gathering.