Lage Raho Munna Bhai

A street-smart gangster who admires Jahnvi and pretends to be a Gandhian professor to win her. He spends days studying Gandhi, hallucinates Gandhi, and uses these beliefs to influence others toward peaceful means. His journey blends humor with a moral awakening as he learns to stand up for truth and care for the community.

A radio jockey who invites Munna to lecture on Gandhism and becomes the catalyst for his Gandhi-based approach. She values honesty and human connection, and she leaves him when she learns the truth before eventually reuniting in the mutual effort of Gandhigiri.

Munna's loyal associate who provides support and comic relief while accompanying him through Gandhi-inspired schemes and mental strain. He stands by Munna's side during the plan and changes in his own way.

An unscrupulous businessman who uses the Second Innings House to advance his own interests and who fuels the conflict surrounding the wedding and property. He represents corruption and self-interest, forcing Munna to respond with Gandhian tactics.

Lucky's daughter engaged to Sunny; she becomes a central figure of the arranged marriage plot and the truth about her past threatens the wedding. Her choices reflect familial loyalties and moral testing within the social drama.

Khurana's son who wants to marry Simran; his willingness to proceed with marriage despite the deceptions shows his commitment to the couple and the resolution of the conflict.

Astrologer who pushes Khurana toward numerology and manipulation; his counsel triggers the addition of an extra 'k' in Khurana's name and his involvement in the wedding plan. He embodies superstition and manipulation.

A powerful businessman who is guided by superstition and the astrologer's advice; he attempts to seize the 'Second Innings House' before revelations about Simran's Manglik status derail the arrangement. He faces Munna's Gandhian response.

The historical figure who appears to Munna in visions, guiding him to embrace Gandhi's principles and to fight for truth and non-violence. His presence inspires Munna and later Lucky to reflect on Gandhi's ideals.

A taxi driver who is helped by Munna; he connects with Simran and navigates the consequences of the events around the wedding and the truth. He represents ordinary people who benefit from Munna's Gandhian approach.