Golmaal 3

A protective elder figure who helps stabilize the blended family when tensions flare. He runs a competing water-sports business funded by Vasooli Bhai and joins the group to defend kin, showing pragmatism in the middle of comic chaos. His decisive actions help steer the clan through conflicts and maintain a fragile peace.

Geeta’s son and a poetic, quick-to-miss-temper character who adds a lyrical touch to the family dynamics. He navigates the rivalry with a mix of charm and impulsiveness, contributing to the troupe’s schemes with a sensitive, humorous edge. His presence softens the feud with moments of sincerity.

The innocent, mute member of the younger generation whose actions speak louder than words. His mischief drives several comedic moments and unexpected twists, making him a crucial engine of the film’s chaos. Despite silence, he remains a core source of energy in the group.

An elderly bus driver and the family patriarch whose leadership anchors the clan. He is tied to the jewel-heist plot and memory-driven humor, balancing affection for his sons with the antics they incite. His warmth helps fuse the two families into a united, if chaotic, household.

The fearless group leader whose swagger and wit steer many of the schemes. He coordinates plans with flair, often catalyzing both laughter and trouble. His dynamic presence keeps the chaotic family alive with energy and humor.

A loyal ally in the crew whose clever tricks and quick thinking help sustain the capers. He thrives in the scheming side of the comedy, contributing to the group’s resourcefulness. Daga’s banter and schemes propel many misunderstandings.

A matriarchal and affectionate figure whose past romance with Pritam rekindles tension and warmth. She anchors the blended family with care and commands the emotional core of the story. Her presence accelerates the alignment of two rival clans into one home.

The practical and plotting partner who aims to unite the families through a strategic marriage. She orchestrates moves to consolidate power and protect the shared venture, using wit and ambition to steer the household. Her schemes drive a central arc of reconciliation and collision.

The jewel thief whose memory lapses fuel misdirection and comic suspense. His antics and blunders keep the plot buoyant, with humor emerging from his forgetful flubs and accidental hero moments. Pappi’s presence threads the necklace plot through the film’s broader chaos.

A local don backing the water-sports operation, whose money and influence drive much of the tension. He represents a shady power behind the two rival stalls, creating stakes and danger in the tourism-driven beach town. His involvement amplifies the conflict before the family ties prevail.

One of Vasooli’s henchmen whose comic timing punctuates the film’s schemes. He adds a series of sidekick moments that amplify the film’s playful chaos. Teja’s presence helps move plans forward and backward with humorous interruptions.

A seasoned, jovial figure who serves as a steadying comic voice amid the mayhem. His interactions contribute to the film’s ensemble dynamic, offering warmth and humor in key setups. Shambhu anchors several laugh-out-loud exchanges.

A debtor-turned-antagonist who fuels conflict with the younger generation. His clashes with the family add tension and action to the chase sequences. Raghav’s antagonism sharpens the story’s competitive edge and drives confrontations forward.

A cameo antagonist whose presence nods to classic cinema villainy, adding a touch of familiar menace to the chaotic mix. His screen time heightens the film’s playful sense of tradition and melodrama. The cameo reinforces the movie’s broad comedy spectrum.

A sharp, scheming ally whose role supports the gossip-and-deception thread. She contributes to the plotting energy that underpins the family’s schemes and counter-moves. Chintu helps keep the plot twists moving with quick, witty lines.

A dependable worker in the water-sports enterprise who participates in the day-to-day chaos. His presence adds to the film’s display of working-class energy and slapstick routines. Dhande helps propel the action through comedic set-pieces and crowd scenes.