Guru Dakshina

A poor, naïve village boy with a natural gift for singing who rises to overnight stardom. His integrity is tested when he is pressured to stop singing, and his loyalty to his mentor, family, and his beloved Rupa guides his choices. He endures misfortune and misunderstanding but remains committed to his word and ultimately seeks redemption.

Rupa supports Jayanta’s pursuit of singing and stands by him through his trials. Her love and encouragement provide emotional grounding, as the couple navigates obstacles posed by Mr. Roy and social expectations. She embodies devotion and resilience in a turbulent power dynamic.

A rich but corrupt businessman who tries to shape Jayanta’s career for his own ends. His fear of losing control leads him to manipulate others and create obstacles for the budding artist. His eventual realization of Jayanta’s noble character marks a turning point.

The loyal mentor-figure who treats Jayanta as family and supports him against schemes to derail his career. Rajat’s practical wisdom and steadfastness help foil the antagonists’ plans and protect Jayanta’s future with Rupa.

Jayanta’s musical guru who, under pressure, is forced to request the singer to stop for his grandson’s treatment. His eventual passing becomes a source of blame for Jayanta, highlighting themes of obligation and sacrifice.