Khatta Meetha

A Satara-based petty road-works contractor whose hunger for money drives most events. He fights to get paid by the municipal corporation and uses legal action to press his case. His Gandhi-era past hints at a charismatic but ruthless personality, capable of manipulating others to protect his interests. As the bridge-collapse conspiracy unfolds, he becomes entangled in a larger fight for truth and survival.

Sachin's estranged girlfriend who returns with a determination to blacklist him. She uses her influence to expose the corruption and fights to hold powerful figures to account. Her nationalism and resolve pull her into the broader fight against the nexus of politics and business.

A local politician who manipulates events to protect his interests. He coordinates with others to shift blame away from himself and maintain power. He becomes a key architect in the nexus between politicians and contractors and poses a significant obstacle to accountability.

A man who lost his wife and daughter in the bridge disaster and becomes a witness to the conspiracy. He fights to reveal the truth, despite personal risk. His pursuit of justice intensifies the conflict and motivates others to challenge the corrupt system.

A worker on Sachin's site who often provides comic relief while navigating a perilous environment. He gets drawn into the power struggle and becomes entangled in the consequences of the corruption on display. His loyalty and street-smarts help him survive the political storm.

A site worker associated with Sachin who becomes enmeshed in the accusations and the ensuing blame game. He embodies the day-to-day reality of workers caught in larger power plays and contributes to the tension on the ground.

A relentless creditor who hounds Sachin for dues, representing the economic pressure behind the construction world. His persistence adds another layer of risk and urgency to the financial dimension of the case.

A family figure connected to the broader social circle surrounding Sachin and Gehna. She acts as a mediator at times and provides a grounded perspective within a world driven by ambition and conflict.

Anupam Bhattacharya's Police Inspector represents law enforcement in the clash between status quo and reform. He plays a pivotal role in handling charges, investigations, and the pursuit of truth amid mounting pressure.

Paresh Brahmabhatt's Peon is a minor yet observant presence on the site, embodying the everyday worker caught in the larger political and legal tug-of-war. His presence highlights the human cost of corruption and mismanagement.