Herogiri

A warm-hearted, quick-witted young man who works as an ICICI collection agent in Kolkata. He starts as a gullible suitor whose love pulls him into a dangerous world, but his courage grows as he defends Maria and confronts deceit. His loyalty to family and his own sense of right and wrong guide his path toward a more stable life, even when vengeance looms.

Charming and conflicted, Maria is entangled in her uncle’s schemes and a past engagement with Rohit. Her feelings for Shuvo drive the romance while familial pressures create tension and danger. She negotiates manipulation and trust, revealing vulnerability beneath a confident exterior.

Shuvo’s father, a protective patriarch who dreams of his son’s settled life. He acts as the moral anchor, guiding Shuvo with warmth while making hard choices to safeguard the family’s future. He is stabbed by Bhavani, and his hospital crisis anchors the story’s turning point and the push toward reconciliation.

Maria’s uncle and a schemer who manipulates outcomes to suit his own interests. His plots drive the conflict, unsettling the family and triggering confrontations that propel the narrative forward. He embodies manipulation and greed that complicate the protagonists’ lives.

A ruthless rival whose confrontations with Dibakar and Shuvo ignite the climactic conflict. He abducts Maria and exerts influence through old loyalties and henchmen. His presence embodies the reach of the underworld and the cost of power.

Bold, aggressive, and clever, Raj begins aligned with Bhavani’s ambitions but is drawn toward redemption through Nandini’s influence. He struggles with the criminal path, dismantles part of the Ranigunj power structure, and pursues a chance at a new life. His arc embodies a shift from crime to potential reform.

A compassionate doctor who becomes entangled with Raj’s life of crime and romance. Her moral compass challenges the criminals and her love story with Raj tests loyalties. Her arc intersects with danger and tragedy, illustrating the costs of both crime and reform.

Maria’s former fiancé whose arrangement contributes to the film’s tension. His presence underscores the clash between personal desire and family expectations, and the potential hardship warned by Maria’s father.

A fierce figure within the Ranigunj faction who embodies the violent struggle for control. He murders for power and opposes the protagonists, catalyzing pivotal confrontations that escalate the conflict toward its dramatic climax.

A referenced elder figure tied to the Ranigunj power structure; his presence underscores the long memory of feuds and the legacy of crime that threads through the present events.