Gadar 2

Tara is an Indian goods supplier to cantonment troops whose loyalty to his family and country drives him into dangerous cross-border conflicts. He survives a perilous escape from Pakistan and later reappears across the border to aid his son and wife during the 1971 crisis. He embodies resolve, resourcefulness, and a willingness to risk everything for loved ones.

Sakeena is Tara's wife who endures separation and danger amid the turmoil; she supports Jeete's return and remains a steady emotional anchor for the family. Her courage and loyalty keep the family united across trials, culminating in a reunion with Tara.

Jeete is Tara and Sakeena's son who travels to Pakistan to rescue his father; he is brave, resourceful, and sometimes impulsive, driven by filial loyalty. His journey exposes him to danger and tests his resilience as he navigates a hostile country. His actions propel the cross-border arc of the story.

Muskaan is Kurban Khan's daughter who aids Jeete and supports Tara and Sakeena's cause. She learns Jeete is Indian and stands by him, becoming a bridge between families across the divide. Her presence adds nuance to loyalties and personal risk within the conflict.

Gul Khan, also known as Gullu Khan, is a local ally who helps Jeete secure a job at a hotel supplying food to prisoners. He provides crucial access and guidance, aiding the rescue effort from within Pakistan.

Kurban Khan runs the hotel that supplies food to captive Indian soldiers and acts as a key local facilitator. His family connections and hospitality place him at the center of the cross-border network that sustains both sides during the conflict.

Lt. Col. Devendra Rawat is an Indian Army officer who coordinates supply efforts and strategic actions during the border skirmish. He plays a crucial role in driving operations and ultimately supports the mission to rescue Jeete.

Major-General Hamid Iqbal is the Pakistani Army commander who seeks vengeance for Tara's past actions. He orchestrates explosive schemes and publicly humiliates Jeete, serving as the central antagonist opposing Tara and his family.

Farid is Muskaan's brother who is killed in an ambush, marking a personal tragedy that intensifies the war’s human cost. His death fuels the resolve of those opposing Iqbal and heightens the stakes of the rescue.