Ek Phool Do Mali

A poor, resilient woman who toils on an apple farm and navigates exploitation, marriage, and motherhood with quiet strength. Her decisions are shaped by dignity, love, and concern for her son. She forbids Bobby’s meetings with Amar, yet her heart remains torn between loyalty to Kailash and the truth she seeks to protect.

Wealthy, principled, and initially barren by fate, Kailash adores Bobby and takes Somna as his wife to keep her secure. He provides steadfast support to Bobby, even when the truth about paternity causes tension. His courage is tested in the final rescue against Shamsher.

A loving, conflicted climber who fathers Bobby with Somna but also respects Kailash's role as guardian. He chooses to step back when necessary to ensure Bobby's happiness, yet remains deeply connected to the boy and Somna. He acts heroically to rescue Bobby and confront Shamsher.

The antagonist who enters Somna's life, leaving a trail of fear and danger. His violence and manipulation propel key plot twists, including the kidnapping of Bobby. His end comes in a climactic confrontation.

Somna's widowed mother, a grounding presence who supports her daughter through hardship. Her protective instinct anchors the family unit as external threats loom.

A supporting character whose role is not detailed in the provided summary, appearing in the cast list alongside the principal players. Her involvement hints at secondary subplots that enrich the village and household dynamics.

A supporting figure in the community, part of the broader tapestry that surrounds Somna's life in the mountains and farm. The character's presence adds texture to the social network surrounding the central family.

The son of Somna and Kailash, whose existence catalyzes the love triangle and the saga of guardianship. Bobby's wellbeing drives much of the action and the moral choices of the adults.