Ghayal Once Again

A journalist by day, a protector by night, Ajay returns from prison to lead a dual life that blends reporting with vigilantism. He operates with a strict personal code, confronting powerful figures while grappling with the mental toll of past traumas.

Retired from the force, D'Souza has become a reform-minded social activist. His death in Panvel shocks Ajay and others and exposes the vulnerability of those who challenge powerful interests.

A ruthless business magnate whose wealth and influence enable coercion and corruption. He embodies how moneyed power can threaten communities and bend justice to preserve the status quo.

The volatile heir to the Bansal empire, whose impulsive violence escalates the conflict. Kabir’s actions drive the crisis and intensify Ajay’s mission to protect the vulnerable.

A blogger who uncovers critical evidence about D'Souza's death. Her investigative instinct pulls her into the dangerous maze of power and privilege surrounding the case.

Granddaughter of a family patriarch, Anushka becomes a focal point of the conflict as she reveals a personal tie to Ajay’s past and seeks safety amid mounting danger.

A young ally who joins Ajay’s circle as they work to protect the children involved in the case, embodying hope and resilience in tense times.

Ajay’s psychiatrist girlfriend who helps him navigate recurring fears and the emotional toll of his vigilante life.

A lawyer and family friend who makes a morally questionable choice with the video evidence, triggering further danger for the children involved.

A wise elder who anchors the family in difficult times, highlighting the intergenerational stakes of justice and protection.

Ajay’s late girlfriend, a memory that shapes his sense of loss and his commitment to protecting those he cares about; present in flashbacks.

A young ally whose experiences tie into the broader narrative of trust, friendship, and resilience in the face of danger.