Dream Girl 2

A young man from Mathura who earns a living as a Jagarata performer with a remarkable talent for voice mimicry. To secure Pari's love and a stable future, he adopts the alias Pooja and works as a dancer at a bar, leading a double life. The deception tests his friendships and pushes him toward a dramatic wedding plan that could unravel his world.

A lawyer from a wealthy family who secretly loves Karam but is constrained by her father's condition for money and status. Her idealism clashes with practical demands, driving the central romance and conflict. Her loyalties are tested as Karam's disguise unravels and the marriage plan advances.

Owner of the bar where Pooja performs and where Karam's disguise intersects with the everyday life of customers and criminals. He values continuity and control, pushing the family toward opportunistic schemes. His schemes propel the plot and deepen the web of relationships.

The debt-ridden patriarch who offers substantial money for a cause and pushes for a marriage alliance that advances his ambitions. His calculations drive much of the plot's manipulation and risk. He aggressively uses Pooja as a means to secure wealth and status for his family.

Karam's best friend who is in love with Sakina. He masterminds the plan to position Pooja as Shah Rukh's psychiatrist, hoping to secure his own future through a chain of marriages and deals. His schemes mix friendship with self-interest and romantic ambition.

Daughter of Abu Saleem and love interest of Smiley. Her relationship adds a layer of romantic tension and chaos as loyalties shift within the family. She becomes a focal point in the web of romantic and financial schemes.

A depressed man whom Abu manipulates for marriage schemes. He later reveals a hidden truth about his sexuality, complicating the family dynamics and masking Karam's deception. His presence and revelation alter how the family navigates loyalty and desire.

Pari's father whose classist expectations threaten Karam and Pari's relationship. He embodies the impediment of social status in arranged marriage plots. His judgments propel conflict and force the characters to challenge entrenched beliefs.

Abu’s sister who is drawn to Karam and seeks a marriage proposal. Her romantic pursuit adds misreadings and comedic misunderstandings to the story. She becomes a catalyst for shifting affections within the family circle.

A relative who becomes entangled in the romantic flutter around the wedding plans, misreading situations before the truth emerges. His actions reflect the lighthearted chaos of family matchmaking.

Shah Rukh's wheelchair-bound grandfather who backs the marriage plan with a generous pledge. His message on the wall becomes a dramatic symbol and misinterpretation in the family.

Abu's adopted son who is drawn to Pooja and attempts to win her, adding extra tension to the disguise's unraveling and family negotiations.