Laawaris

Orphaned at birth and raised by the drunkard Gangu Ganpat, Heera grows into a principled, resilient man who fights for workers' rights. His resolve to challenge unfair labor practices drives much of the plot, while he navigates his emerging lineage and sense of belonging. Heera's pursuit of justice intertwines with a personal quest for identity within a fractured family.

A successful but guilt-ridden businessman who betrayed Vidya by pressuring for abortion and abandoning their child. He lives an unhappy life with his wife on an estate, haunted by his past. Ultimately, he confronts his actions and accepts Heera as his legitimate son, restoring a sense of family ties.

A famous singer whose love for Heera’s father and her own choices propel the story. She dies in childbirth, leaving behind a legacy that deeply affects Heera and the family dynamics. Her memory and music symbolize a bittersweet reminder of love and sacrifice.

The daughter of Kailash Nath who falls in love with Heera without knowing his true identity. Her romance adds emotional depth and personal risk to Heera’s journey, complicating loyalties and future prospects. Her presence highlights themes of desire and social perception.

A drunkard who initially intends to kill the newborn baby but chooses to raise Heera instead, hoping to profit from the situation. His decision creates a surrogate family and the foundations of Heera’s early life. Over time, his guardianship shapes Heera’s resilience and outlook.

Son of Ranvir Singh and a ruthless factory owner who exploits workers and clashes with Heera. He schemes against Heera and embodies the antagonistic forces of greed and power within the industrial setting. His actions heighten the stakes and push the protagonist toward a final confrontation.