Hisaab Barabar

A meticulous Railways ticket examiner with a passion for numbers who uncovers a bank’s misappropriation. His personal life—being a single father to a young son—drives his determination to expose wrongdoing. He evolves from an anxious, rule-following employee into a fearless whistleblower who risks his safety for the truth.

A sharp SI who handles the investigation with professional distance while carrying a personal history with Radhe. She remains steadfast in pursuing the truth despite political pressure and past biases. Her involvement deepens the ethical tension of the case and highlights female agency in a male-dominated arena.

The charismatic bank owner and mastermind behind the fraud, using political connections to shield his operation. He orchestrates a scheme to siphon small amounts from countless accounts for a hidden treasury. His plan to flee with 1500 crores is thwarted by Radhe’s allies and public scrutiny.

A police inspector entangled in the investigation, confronting bureaucracy and political pressure. He coordinates with Radhe and Poonam as the case unfolds, representing the state’s pursuit of justice. His role embodies the challenges of enforcing the law within a corrupt system.

A passenger and ally who becomes entangled in the fraud’s ripple effects. He and Radhe briefly profit from the scheme via a small reward, illustrating how even the ordinary can be drawn into corruption. Dayal’s later cooperation with Radhe helps expose the broader conspiracy.

A lead figure in the bank’s corrupt operations, using his position to advance the scheme while resisting scrutiny. He embodies institutional complicity, illustrating how management and policy intertwine to protect fraud. His actions propel the conflict and heighten the stakes for Radhe and the investigators.

A junior bank employee who participates in or witnesses the early discrepancies. His involvement underscores how systemic fraud can start with small acts of complicity and grow into a national-scale crime. He represents the everyday cogs in a corrupt financial machine.