Gammat Jammat

A bar waiter desperate to pay for his younger brother Suhas’s leg surgery, Gautam is honest at heart but drives into crime under financial pressure. He forms the kidnap plan with Phalgun, hoping to secure a large ransom. His emotions—duty, fear, and a flicker of romance—guide his decisions until he chooses truth over treachery.

The wealthy industrialist's daughter who becomes the target of the plot. She dominates Gautam and Phalgun, yet also forms a bond with them driven by affection. Kalpana shifts between manipulator and ally, ultimately paying for Suhas’s surgery and pushing the story toward a hopeful ending.

A warehouse clerk indebted to creditors, Phalgun partners with Gautam in the kidnapping scheme to resolve his financial troubles. He trusts his friend but remains wary of Kalpana’s influence. The plan tests his loyalties and exposes vulnerabilities beneath his jokey exterior.

Phalgun’s wife, who appears in the story as a stable partner when circumstances allow. She shares in the couple’s emotional ups and downs and reaffirms the personal stakes beyond the crime plot.

Kalpana’s wealthy father, the industrialist who is the focal point of the ransom plot. He is perceptive and ultimately forgives the would-be criminals after Gautam’s confession, choosing trust over punishment.

The police inspector dispatched to investigate Kalpana’s kidnapping. He and his team add pressure and realism to the pursuit, contrasting the criminals’ schemes with law enforcement’s seriousness.

A crime lord employed by the criminals to oversee the kidnapping plot and manage the ransom. He represents the external danger of organized crime moving into the private space of the bungalow.

Gautam’s childhood friend who hosts the bungalow and plays a role in the arrangements for the job in Delhi. He represents a bridge to the world outside the immediate plan.

Shrikant Dalvi’s Dubai-bound uncle who arrives at the bungalow and becomes a catalyst for the characters’ decisions. His presence adds a comic and disruptive dynamic to the domestic setting.

Gautam’s younger brother whose leg surgery funds provide the core motive for the kidnapping plot. Suhas’s need anchors the protagonists’ desperation and gives the story its emotional weight.