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Kishan is a passionate young man with dreams of becoming a singer. His unwavering commitment to his bandmates and belief in his innocence drive the narrative, showcasing his transformation from despair to hope. Despite being wrongfully imprisoned, he prioritizes the collective aspirations of his friends over personal gains.

Gayatri is an empathetic NGO worker dedicated to uplifting the lives of inmates. Her determination to create a musical band brings Kishan's dreams closer to reality and challenges societal prejudices. Through her investigation into Kishan's case, she embodies the pursuit of justice and truth.

Dikkat is one of the inmates who joins Kishan's band. Initially skeptical, he becomes a crucial support in the group's efforts, reflecting the themes of redemption and mutual respect among the diverse characters. His journey illustrates personal growth within the confines of prison life.

Victor adds a comedic yet serious aspect to the band dynamics. His character represents the conflicts and camaraderie among inmates, contributing to the group's overall development and aiding in their aspiration for freedom through music.

Purushottam is a resourceful inmate whose knowledge and skills contribute significantly to the band. His acceptance of Kishan's leadership demonstrates the capacity for change and collaboration, embodying the film's messages of unity and hope.

Parminder is another pivotal member of the band, showcasing the diverse backgrounds of the characters. His journey emphasizes camaraderie and collective hope as they strive for their dreams amidst adversity.