Dhokha

An elderly man who reveals a painful backstory about police misconduct and a dead father, illustrating how justice can be perverted by those in power. His insistence on truth pushes the investigation forward and inspires resilience in others. He embodies the moral center that challenges systemic corruption.

A principled officer who refuses to accept convenient lies. He pursues the truth behind Sara's involvement, faces resistance from higher-ups, and fights to restore his reputation and deliver real justice. His dedication highlights the personal cost of integrity in law enforcement.

A young woman shaped by trauma who becomes entangled with extremist influences. Her path illustrates how manipulation and personal pain can lead to radicalization and violence. Her arc emphasizes the human cost of terrorism and the turmoil within families.

Sara's brother who is groomed by radical forces and struggles with loyalty to family versus the pull of violence. His journey reflects how indoctrination can extend beyond a single individual to affect siblings and communities. He embodies the escalation of the conflict from within the family.

A manipulative religious figure who catalyzes Sara and Daanish's turn toward martyrdom. He represents how ideological leaders exploit grievances to recruit vulnerable people into terrorism. His influence is a key driver of the film's central conflict.

A corrupt officer who coerces confessions and obstructs the pursuit of truth. His actions reveal the darker side of law enforcement and set the stage for Zaid's confrontation with systemic corruption. He is ultimately challenged and held to account.

A senior anti-terrorism official who oversees the investigation and struggles with political and institutional pressures. His leadership is tested as the case uncovers deeper corruption and the need for reform within the force. He anchors the fight against terror within a flawed system.

A supporting character whose presence adds civilian perspective to the inquiry and the case's broader social impact. She reflects the everyday consequences of the events and the quest for truth beyond the main investigation.