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Arjun is a successful criminal defense lawyer whose flair for defending wealthy clients masks a growing moral discomfort. He openly challenges his friend Raj in court and, after his license is revoked, retreats from Mumbai to reevaluate his life. His encounter with Vivian McNamara and the subsequent manuscript thrust him into a dangerous game where the line between truth and fiction blurs. He emerges as a cautious, introspective protagonist who must decide what kind of legacy he wants to leave.

A respected crime branch officer who becomes obsessed with solving a string of murders. He orchestrates a con to trap Arjun, motivated by a personal vendetta after his wife and son were murdered. His meticulously crafted facade unravels when Arjun uncovers the truth, and the final confrontation ends with police intervention. He embodies the theme of vengeance masquerading as justice.

Arjun's girlfriend and fellow lawyer, she stands as his moral anchor and practical ally. She negotiates bail and pushes for the investigation to continue when Arjun's troubles mount. Her support helps reveal the truth behind the manuscript and the case against him. She represents loyalty and courage in a system tilted toward public opinion.

Arjun's client and friend who confesses to the crime, sparking the moral crisis at the heart of the story. His admission exposes the gap between guilt, shame, and legal strategy that Arjun exploits. His actions catalyze Arjun's decision to step away from defense work, fueling the pursuit of truth. His role tests the limits of loyalty and accountability.

A publishing house editor who recognizes the manuscript's potential and pushes for publication. She assumes the author is a real person, aided by Arjun's fame, and helps bring the work to print. Her professional stance propels the national bestseller that triggers the investigation. She becomes a conduit through which truth, fiction, and fame collide.