Ghulam-E-Musthafa

Mustafa is a ruthless contract killer raised by Abba, who learns to wield violence to fulfill his boss’s orders. His loyalty to Abba defines his choices, even as he develops a soft side for Kavita. He commits brutal acts, including planting a bomb to kill Mahesh Verma’s son, and participates in deadly confrontations with the Vermas. He seeks to surrender after a personal awakening, but Abba’s orders seal his fate, ending with Sudama’s heartbreak and revenge.

A powerful don who adopts Mustafa and runs a crime empire, Abba orchestrates schemes to expand his influence and settle scores with the Verma brothers. He uses Mustafa as his weapon, fueling a brutal war between rival factions. Abba’s calculated ruthlessness leads him to order Mustafa’s death, trusting his own men to carry out the plan. His demise comes at the hands of Sudama, closing a ruthless chapter of crime.

A dancer in Verma’s club who becomes Mustafa’s love interest, Kavita brings a moment of humanity to the story. Her relationship with Mustafa softens the killer’s edges and deepens the plot’s emotional stakes. Her death in a car blast, planned by the Vermas, catalyzes Mustafa’s decision to abandon crime. Kavita’s fate highlights the toll of conflict on innocent lives.

One of the Verma brothers, a rival to Abba, controlling a dance club and part of the violent power struggle. He embodies the Verma faction’s antagonism toward Mustafa and Abba. Mustafa’s actions contribute to a bomb blast that kills Mahesh and his brother, intensifying the feud. Mahesh’s death marks a turning point in the underworld war.

A Verma ally whose lust for power and revanchist zeal drives him to join the Vermas against Mustafa. He enters the wedding night, attempts to rape Vidya, and faces Mustafa’s merciless retaliation with a mirror shard. His fall underscores the ruthlessness of the Verma–Abba feud and the consequences of reckless desires.