Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro

A sharp, principled photographer who uses wit and improvisation to uncover corruption. He collaborates with Sudhir to manipulate rivals while gathering evidence, blending skepticism with bold action. His pursuit of truth drives the film’s satire and investigation.

Vinod's loyal collaborator and fellow photographer who dives into risky schemes for a story and a prize. His adventurous antics propel the plot, pulling him deeper into a corrupt network while keeping the friendship at the core of the tale.

A powerful builder who uses connections to win fly-over contracts, presenting a confident front while collaborating with others to manipulate officials. His arrogance and strategic thinking drive much of the conflict and comic chaos.

Tarneja's rival in the race for city contracts, a key player in the bribery plot who becomes entangled with Tarneja in a web of deceit. His schemes contribute significantly to the film's satirical take on corruption.

Editor of Khabardar, a sensationalist publication who leverages events to create dramatic headlines. She drives blackmail and manipulation, illustrating the influence of media in political and financial spheres.

Municipal commissioner associated with the fly-over project, portrayed as a figure connected to the corruption tapestry. His implied death and the later discovery of his body become central to the mystery and satire.

Assistant Municipal Commissioner who negotiates deals and shifts power dynamics, helping frame the photographers while managing the narrative around the bridge collapse. Represents bureaucratic maneuvering.

Tarneja's secretary who appears at pivotal moments, providing information and contributing to the blackmail and conspiracy threads that push the investigation forward.