Dancer

A talented but poor dancer who uses his gifts to rise from hardship. He falls in love with Priya and, through his performances, draws attention to his family’s suffering and his late father’s legacy. He is bold, compassionate, and relentless in defending those he loves.

Raja's love interest and dance partner who becomes a catalyst for his rise. She is supported by her father Brij Bhushan but torn between family demands and her own devotion to Raja. She stands by Raja in the face of danger and helps drive their fame.

A powerful patron and antagonist who uses influence to block Raja and Priya's relationship. He is linked to the murder of Suraj and the oppression Malti faced, and he attempts to buy off the past with a blank cheque. He is ultimately killed by Raja.

Raja's mother, a renowned artist who served time in prison and later re-enters the lives of her family with renewed resolve. She challenges Brij Bhushan and supports Raja's ambitions while seeking justice for Suraj.

Raja's childhood friend who drums alongside him; loyal and supportive, his bond with Raja anchors the duo's performances and dreams.

Radha loves Raja from childhood and plays a crucial role in the escape and alliance between Raja and Priya, symbolizing family ties and loyalty.

Raja's father, a talented artist who is killed when intervening to save Malti. His death shapes Raja's motivations and the family's sense of injustice.

The former dance partner and current rival who feels eclipsed by Raja's talent. He schemes to harm Raja and opposes his romance with Priya.

A henchman in Brij Bhushan's orbit who enforces the patron's will and creates danger for Raja and Priya.

A supporting ally in the trouble surrounding the lovers, part of the crowd that interacts with the central conflict.

An associate in the film's world who adds to the underworld-tinged atmosphere and street-level drama surrounding Raja.

A member of the community network around the dancing world and a figure who contributes to the film's social dynamics.

A judge who appears in the climax, representing the law amid the battle between family, love, and vengeance.

Dattu's father, a familial figure who is part of the background world of Raja's friends and family.