Gargi

She is a school teacher from a struggling family who becomes the relentless advocate for her father's innocence. Her resolve embodies moral courage, as she challenges social stigma and digs into the truth of the case. Her journey blends empathy for the victim with a steadfast commitment to uncovering the real culprit.

Gargi's father, a security guard in an apartment building, is accused along with four others of assaulting a child. He is portrayed as a protective family man whose innocence becomes the central question of the case. The narrative follows the strain the accusation places on his family and his fight to clear his name.

A junior defense lawyer who agrees to represent the family. He navigates a challenging case, uncovering key inconsistencies in the testimony and working to secure bail. His character demonstrates the complexities and moral choices of practicing law in a contentious case.

A family friend and successful lawyer who initially seems to abandon the family but eventually comes to their aid. His involvement underscores themes of trust, redemption, and the evolving role of allies in a difficult legal fight.

The official prosecuting attorney in the case, representing the state's case against the accused. The character embodies the prosecutorial perspective and the pressures of building a strong legal argument in a high-stakes trial.

The father of the victim, a crucial figure whose confession-like revelation reveals that he influenced the child's identification. His actions highlight the complexities of trauma, memory, and accountability within the case.

Gargi's mother, who sells homemade rice batter, represents the working-class resilience and familial support behind Gargi's fight for justice. Her role emphasizes perseverance and the weight of family responsibility in times of crisis.