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Dilip is a passionate painter and husband who suddenly finds himself the prime suspect after his wife’s death. He battles rage, memory loss, and a stubborn sense of injustice as the investigation closes in. His volatile temperament and refusal to fully recall the night propel the drama.

Rekha is a wealthy socialite who shelters Dilip during his flight and becomes entangled in secrets, including an affair with a police inspector. Her actions are driven by self-preservation and guilt, making her both alluring and dangerous. The investigation peels back her layers, revealing a complex mix of vulnerability and calculation.

Dr. Trivedi is the psychologist who evaluates Dilip and recommends extended hospitalization. His analysis provides a clinical lens on Dilip’s memory gaps and emotional volatility, shaping how guilt and innocence are interpreted. The doctor’s observations become a tool for the story’s tension.

Inspector Diwan is a policeman in Rekha’s orbit whose past visits and possible collusion cast doubt on his reliability. He embodies the tension between authority and secrecy, influencing the investigation’s twists. His actions are pivotal to the plot’s shifting loyalties.

Inspector Karwe is the thorough investigator who uncovers crucial evidence that clears Dilip and points to the real killer. His methodical approach contrasts with the emotional drama, providing a moral counterweight to the story’s chaos.

Renu is Sushma’s sister who initially appears to be a witness in the case. The investigation gradually reveals her as the true killer of Sushma, driven by hidden motives and family tensions.

Public Prosecutor Khanna represents the state's case, pushing for a verdict that confirms or contests the narrative spun by the witnesses. His role tests the limits of legal strategy within the courtroom drama.