Khuda Gawah

A fearless, code-bound warrior whose love for Benazir sets off a chain of daring moves, including breaking Habibullah out of prison and later surrendering to the law. He is impulsive and fiercely loyal, willing to risk everything for his beloved and for his sense of honor.

A strong-willed woman who negotiates love with a brutal condition. Her bond with Badshah is tested by danger and tragedy, and she experiences deep emotional turmoil as events unfold around her.

A trusted guardian who steps in to care for Benazir's daughter Mehndi while Badshah is imprisoned. He embodies steadiness and a strong sense of family duty, providing a compassionate counterpoint to the film's violence.

The son of Inspector Aziz Mirza, torn between revenge and love for Mehndi. His inner conflict drives a pivotal twist, as loyalties shift between family, justice, and personal affection.

A jailer who relentlessly pursues Badshah after the escape, embodying the law’s rigid authority. His pursuit intersects with personal loss and a test of strength and resolve.

A police inspector who navigates the murky lines between duty and family history. Her presence adds nuance to the pursuit and underscores themes of loyalty within the justice system.

The man whose killing ignites the central motive of vengeance. His demise triggers Badshah’s tasks and reshapes the power dynamics among the antagonists.

A major crime lord whose kidnapping schemes drive the film’s escalation. He embodies ruthless ambition and becomes the principal antagonist in the latter acts.

Aziz Mirza’s wife, who views Badshah as family. Her drastic action to protect him demonstrates the power of protective love and the personal costs of violence.

An inspector whose actions intertwine with tragedy, including the killing of Ranveer. His marriage to Salma adds a layer of domestic complexity to the pursuit of justice.

A matriarch whose presence underscores the domestic consequences of the violence and the broader web of relationships surrounding Aziz Mirza and his family.