Hum

A dock worker's son who becomes the family's protector and drives the quest for revenge against Bhaktawar. He renames himself Shekhar in 1991 and builds a lawful life away from Mumbai's grime, while remaining haunted by his past. His decisions test loyalty, love, and the limits of sacrifice for his brothers.

Tiger's lover and Gonsalves's sister; later becomes a successful actress who reconnects with the family. She remains linked to Tiger and helps clarify the past for his brothers. She promises to reunite with Tiger in the future.

Tiger's best friend who opposes Bhaktawar's policies and is killed by Bhaktawar, triggering Tiger's pursuit of justice. His death catalyzes the film's central conflict and the brothers' resolve.

A cunning police inspector who helps orchestrate crimes by diverting attention from Bhaktawar and stealing money from Bhaktawar's safe. He helps to erase evidence, fueling the cycle of mistrust and revenge.

Faithful sidekick to Inspector Giridhar; participates in the theft and the arson that destroys Bhaktawar's home, complicating the truth about the family’s past.

The dock boss who rules through fear and exploitation, driving Tiger's vendetta. He is later manipulated by Giridhar and tracks Tiger to Ooty, culminating in a violent confrontation.

Tiger's elder brother turned police officer; married to Aarti and father to Jyoti. He learns of Shekhar's true identity, wrestles with trust, and stands firm for his family.

The youngest brother, a college student in 1991 who falls in love with Anita. He is caught between his family’s past and the present, seeking a chance at happiness.

Kumar's wife and Jyoti's mother; she becomes a target when Bhaktawar seeks revenge. Her kidnapping underscores the personal costs of the feud and the resilience of the family bond.

Daughter of Kumar and Aarti; a symbol of legacy and future hope within the Malhotra family. Her presence anchors the family’s unity through the turmoil.

Tiger's father, who initially works as an enforcer for Bhaktawar. His death, along with Tiger's stepmother, marks a critical turning point that fuels Tiger's later resolve.

A proud military man who desires his daughter Anita to marry a suitable officer. His worldview is challenged as secrets about family and loyalty unfold, and he becomes entangled in the legal and personal conflicts surrounding the Malhotras.

Daughter of the general; her liaison with Vijay anchors a romantic thread amid the political and familial pressures. She becomes part of the emotional revelations that bring the truth to light.

A militant enforcer character who adds to Bhaktawar's network of fear and control, contributing to the film’s action-driven tension.

A colorful minor character who embodies the everyday life of Mumbai and adds texture to the dockside setting.

Aarti’s mother, a maternal figure whose presence underscores the familial stakes and losses experienced by the Malhotra family.