Kamaal Dhamaal Malamaal

Johnny is a fearful yet well-meaning young man who carries the burden of supporting his father and family. He loves Maria and conceives a risky plan to have Sam pose as his brother to improve his standing. His journey tests loyalty, love, and the cost of hiding the truth.

David is the hardworking farmer and the family patriarch, steady and practical in the face of trouble. He loves his son and fights to protect the family’s honor, even as suspicion lands on Sam. His measured, compassionate leadership helps steer the family through crisis.

Peter is the village’s formidable gangster patriarch who uses power to guard his territory and separate Johnny from Maria. He commands his sons and demands loyalty, creating the central conflict that drives the plot. His authority is challenged as rumors threaten his control.

Sam, known as Kallu, arrives as a silent, dignified presence whose loyalty gradually becomes pivotal for the family. He becomes an unlikely ally and protector for Johnny, complicating notions of kinship and trust. His past rumors and steadfast acts push the village toward reconciliation and truth.

Maria is Peter’s daughter and Johnny’s love interest. Her relationship with Johnny tests family loyalties and social boundaries, symbolizing hope amid division. Her choices influence the community’s willingness to forgive and rejoin as a family.

The Father figure in the village church grounds the drama in faith and tradition. He observes the unfolding events, guiding the community through doubt and guilt. His presence underscores themes of forgiveness and collective healing.

The village doctor provides practical care during crises and trauma, grounding the story in real, human stakes. He treats the wounded and witnesses the social fallout without taking sides in the moral dispute. His presence reinforces the fragile line between justice and mercy.