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A loyal driver who becomes entangled in Harbans Chadda's financial schemes. His street-smarts help him navigate the web of ransom plots and mistaken identities, while his loyalty to Anjali and his own safety pull him into the chaotic chase. Though initially a servant, he often asserts agency through quick thinking and improvisation.

A dancer at the casino who becomes entwined in Moosa's plan to wed her; she uses charm and wit to navigate a maze of lovers and deceit. She is central to the mistaken-identity farce, often mistaken for others and drawn into the chase. Her maneuvers reveal a blend of vulnerability and savvy in a setting that prizes appearance and profit.

In love with Nitin, Anjali faces pressure from her own family to marry someone else. She reveals her pregnancy to avoid an arranged match, underscoring themes of love versus societal expectation. Her presence accelerates the cross-cutting relationships and mistaken-identity chaos in the hotel and casino setting.

Nitin's ally who works in a courier service after moving into the world of Chinese films; he teams up with Nitin to orchestrate a risky ransom. Ram's street-smart pragmatism keeps the plan afloat even as tensions rise. His loyalty to friends is tested as the plot spirals out of control.

Wealthy and in love with Ram, Manpreet stands at the intersection of money and romance. She becomes entangled in the cycle of weddings and ransom negotiations, highlighting the class dynamics in the story. Her presence elevates the stakes of the family feud and the chase.

A patriarch who hustles to marry off his son to secure a dowry and settle debts. He orchestrates alliances and manipulates family members, triggering much of the plot's conflict. His schemes set off a chain of misdirections that draw in police, criminals, and rival families.

Harbans's son, the target of arranged marriage plots and a source of comic irritations. His presence amplifies the tension surrounding weddings and dowries. He adds a layer of lighthearted mischief to the chaos.

A notorious assassin hired to silence rival players, his plans become tangled with accidental misfires and misunderstandings. His attempts to kill Oberoi backfire in spectacular fashion, fuelling the farce. He embodies the film's over-the-top energy and slapstick suspense.

A mob boss who orchestrates violence to resolve debts, arriving at the hotel with a body no one wants. He becomes a catalyst for the misunderstandings that propel the pursuit through the casino and hotel. His presence amplifies the film's crime-thriller veneer with a comedic twist.

Himanshu's wife and a socialite who pushes for luxury and wants to elope with money. She adds another layer of tension to the wedding plots and ransoms, often clashing with Kuljeet's business interests. Her scheming contributes to the chaotic interplay of love and money.

A formidable matriarch in the Lamba family who wields influence behind the scenes. She and Paramjeet Singh Lamba symbolize the upper-crust dynamics that complicate the marriages and power plays. Her presence adds a sharp, calculating angle to the pursuit and negotiations.

A wealthy ambassador whose social stature makes him a focal point of the film's ransom and alliance schemes. His wealth and status catalyze the wedding plots and cross-family maneuvers. He embodies the political sophistication that underpins the show's farcical plots.

The diligent police inspector who pursues the Harbans kidnap plot, navigating a maze of mistaken identities and red herrings. He becomes key to unraveling the confusion, even as the case spirals into chaos. His presence provides a sharp counterpoint to the comedy with a hint of seriousness.

A small-time thief whose appearances pepper the plot with comic chaos. His antics contribute to the film's sense of misdirection and unpredictability. Dagdu's goofy persistency underlines the farcical tone of the movie.

A shady fixer involved in the criminal web, sometimes masquerading as different personas. His schemes feed the chase, and his connections push events toward violent outcomes. Musa’s duplicitous nature helps fuel the constant misdirection.