Gehri Chaal

Ratan is a protective brother who chooses to shield his family from scandal. He becomes entangled in a bank robbery to preserve the family’s reputation, steering himself into moral compromise. His calm, calculating approach hides a willingness to bend the rules for a greater perceived good.

Madan is Ratan's best friend and the principal architect of the bank embezzlement. He is suave and calculating, using deception to avoid repayment and to frame others. His actions trigger the chain of events that leads to Shobha's death and the unraveling of the plot.

Hema is Dharamchand's daughter who uncovers crucial details about the crime. She witnesses the robbery and identifies Shobha, making her a key witness in the quest for truth. She balances family loyalty with a drive to bring justice, even as danger closes in.

Sagar is Ratan's Delhi-based friend who turns out to be a CBI officer tasked with gathering evidence. His arrival binds the personal and official investigation together, escalating the pressure on everyone involved. He embodies the tension between friendship and duty.

Shobha is the woman Hema sees during the bank robbery who becomes a focal point of the investigation. She is ultimately killed by Madan, but her confession about Dharamchand's murder reveals the deeper crime. Her presence drives the turning points in the plot.