Kotigobba

Satya, also known as Shiva in his twin persona, runs an orphanage for the downtrodden and secretly engages in black-money schemes. He embodies a complex anti-hero who protects the vulnerable while steering a dangerous path, and his mission grows from personal grief to exposing a larger conspiracy. The revelation that Ghost is Shiva reframes their conflict as a brotherly battle for truth and justice.

A nine-year-old girl under Satya’s care who suffers from Brugada Syndrome, becoming the emotional catalyst of the plot. Her treatment journey in Warsaw and her innocence heighten the stakes of the crime-and-cure dichotomy surrounding Satya. Jaanu’s bond with Satya drives his protective instincts and moral choices.

A Warsaw-based doctor whom Satya befriends through Jaanu’s medical journey. She provides medical insight and becomes a confidant who influences Satya’s decisions, bridging compassion with clinical reality. Priya’s presence ties medical ethics to the film’s broader fight against exploitation.

A pharmaceutical magnate who seeks to spread a virus and peddle cures at exorbitant prices to maximize profits. He represents the corrupt culmination of medical capitalism and uses Anantha Krishna to advance his schemes. His actions set the central conflict in motion and pit Satya against a powerful antagonist.

Ghost is the masked mastermind who carries out the Crown Jewel heist and shares a deep connection with Satya as Shiva, his twin brother. The pursuit surrounding Ghost spins the narrative into a revelation about identity, loyalty, and retribution. Ghost’s appearances are pivotal to the film’s twist, reframing Satya and Shiva’s rivalry.

An ex-ACP who becomes entangled in the investigation; Satya traps him in a false blame to cover his own tracks, leading to Kishore’s arrest. Kishore’s arc explores trust, duty, and the costs of being drawn into a larger, murky conspiracy. He remains a key figure whose fate intersects with both justice and deception.

An Interpol officer who leads the international inquiry into the Ghost’s heists. Sharath’s pursuit highlights cross-border cooperation and the relentless drive to bring the culprits to book. His investigations intersect with Satya’s actions, adding tension and urgency.

Sharath’s partner in Interpol, contributing to the international case with sharp scrutiny and coordinated efforts. Kangana represents the collaboration between agencies across borders and underscores the film’s global stakes. Her role complements the investigative dynamic with equal parts skepticism and resolve.

A surgeon who becomes involved in Ghost’s criminal activities and later reveals Ghost’s true identity. Anantha Krishna’s role exposes complicity within the medical field and links the surgical world to the plot’s larger crime network. He furnishes crucial information that shifts the investigation toward the truth.

A protective HDO officer and the mother of Satya and Shiva, whose death at Devendra’s hands motivates their fight against exploitation. Durga’s memory drives the brothers to challenge the corruption that cost her life. Her legacy lingers as a moral compass for their actions.

Satya and Shiva’s father who is abroad on a business trip and returns to take his sons after their mother’s demise. Prakash’s role anchors the family dynamic and his presence influences the brothers’ choices in the wake of tragedy. His involvement underscores themes of responsibility and protection.

Devendra’s son who kidnaps Jaanu, triggering Satya’s charge to rescue her and confront the villain’s lineage. Jeet’s actions escalate the stakes and intertwine personal vendettas with the broader conspiracy. His confrontation with Satya culminates in a decisive, explosive confrontation.