Majboor

Ravi is a humble travel agent who carries heavy family responsibilities. Plagued by a looming brain tumor, he wrestles with whether to sacrifice himself or risk leaving his family in ruin. He is practical, resourceful, and capable of drastic actions when pressed by fate. His decision to frame himself reveals a morally complex blend of self-sacrifice and desperation.

Neela is Ravi’s devoted fiancée who stands by him through financial and legal peril. She demonstrates courage and loyalty, joining him in their fight to uncover the truth. Her belief in Ravi's innocence fuels her determination and willingness to take risks. She becomes a key ally in Ravi’s escape and the final pursuit of the real killer.

Surendra is a wealthy man whose sudden kidnapping sets off the chain of events. His murder exposes a tangled web of motives, including family secrets and greed. He acts as the catalyst that tests characters’ loyalties and drives the investigation forward.

Narendra is Surendra’s driver with a hidden motive. He engineers the fake kidnapping and frames Ravi to cover up a murder for financial gain. His greed and brutality push the plot toward a climactic confrontation that reveals the killer’s true identity.

Michael is a light-hearted professional thief who becomes a critical witness. He helps Ravi trace Surendra’s killer but is torn between self-preservation and doing the right thing. His oath to reunite Ravi with his family marks a pivotal moral turn and his eventual death underscores the cost of truth.

Dr. Shah is the neurosurgeon who diagnoses Ravi’s brain tumor and performs the life-saving operation. His timely intervention alters the outcome for Ravi and shifts the narrative’s momentum. He embodies medical authority and the thin margin between life and death.

Rane is Ravi’s lawyer friend who defends him and navigates the legal maze. He wrestles with how Ravi confessed under pressure and the need for new evidence to reopen the case. He represents the cautious, rule-bound aspect of the pursuit of justice.

Mahipat Rai is a wealthy man connected to the circle around Surendra and who wears the same ring. He aids Ravi in tracing the ring’s origin and becomes a pivotal link to the murderer. His role blends affluence with moral ambiguity.

Mona is Surendra’s wife who has an extramarital affair, adding a crucial motive layer to the crime. Her actions intensify suspicion and complicate the case as the truth begins to surface. She represents a hidden dimension of the thriller’s social web.

Prakash is a curio shop owner who provides a key clue about Surendra’s ring. His role helps connect the ring to the murder and opens a path toward the real killer. He is a minor but essential link in the investigation.