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From a lower middle-class background, Uday is determined to join the police force and uphold his own sense of justice. He is a no-nonsense, capable officer who escalates the conflict with Shankar in his pursuit of truth. His actions—both protective and vengeful—drive the story toward a dramatic confrontation and, ultimately, exoneration in court.

Uday's partner and fellow officer; Mohan is part of the no-nonsense, principled duo. He faces the dangers of Shankar's corruption and embodies the loyalty and camaraderie that motivates Uday. He is killed by Shankar, which becomes a catalyst for Uday's pursuit of justice.

Training officer who recognizes Uday and Mohan's potential and guides them toward a fight against Shankar. His past reveals a personal stake in cleansing corruption, having tested witnesses and faced personal danger. His knowledge of the system helps seed the plan for exposing Shankar.

A corrupt, egoistic inspector who uses his power for criminal activities. He eliminates witnesses, frames others, and relentlessly pursues Uday after a personal vendetta grows. His manipulation of the system and brutal actions are central to the conflict.

Uday's girlfriend who becomes an ally in exposing Shankar's crimes. She witnesses Shankar's brutality, helps gather evidence, and records Babu Kasai's confession on video, playing a pivotal role in bringing the truth to light.

A powerful political figure whose orders enable violence and cover-ups. His complicity in the crimes brings into focus the systemic corruption within higher levels of power and the risk faced by those who oppose him.

A goon who carries out Deshmukh's orders and commits violent acts. He is later exposed through evidence and confesses as the truth emerges. His role highlights how criminals exploit political power for personal gain.

Sharma's wife who becomes part of the crime's backstory and later provides crucial testimony. Her shock and witnessing of violence frame the consequences of the crimes for the family and the wider community.

The top police authority who ultimately orders surrender after the truth is revealed. His presence marks the formal closure of the case and the shift from vigilante to lawful resolution.