Khubsoorat

A stern matriarch who rules the Gupta household with rigid laws. She believes discipline is essential for order, and she initially views Manju's presence as a threat to family control. Her prickly demeanor masks insecurity about being outpaced by the outsider in her own home. Over time, she confronts her biases and acknowledges Manju's true character.

The son of the household who falls for Manju, torn between his mother's authority and his own feelings. He struggles to balance filial duty with love, displaying both vulnerability and generosity. His alliance with Manju ultimately helps bridge the generational rift in the family. He chooses love and fights for a peaceful resolution.

Head of the Gupta family and a figure of respect who believes in tradition but also cares for his kin. His temper is briefly inflamed by the family tensions, yet his heart remains aligned with family unity. He benefits from Manju's intervention when a crisis triggers his health scare, illustrating the stakes of family harmony.

A playful outsider who challenges Nirmala's tyranny with warmth and humor. She wins the family's trust while provoking Nirmala's envy, and she uses her wit to reveal deeper loyalties within the home. Her bold acts—apology, loyalty, and a life-changing romance—drive the film toward its healing ending.

A wealthy widower, father of Anju, whose status anchors the social dynamics of the household. He facilitates the arranged marriage between Anju and Chander, reinforcing tradition while keeping an eye on his family's happiness. His presence provides stability amid the upheaval caused by the new arrivals.

Anju is Ram Dayal's daughter and the elder sister of Manju; she arrives from Mumbai for the arranged union. She embodies a bridge between generations, combining traditional expectations with a broader worldly sensibility. Her engagement to Chander becomes the catalyst for Manju's influence to reshape the household.

The second son of the Gupta household whose marriage to Anju anchors the plot's social dynamics. His presence represents traditional family expectations and the route through which the new generation integrates into the home.