Marigold

A self-centered and temperamental American actress who arrives in Goa expecting to be treated like a star. She quickly lands a minor role and a date with the spoiled lead, but her perspective shifts as she spends time with Prem and the ensemble. Her honesty and vulnerability grow as she confronts the complexities of love, duty, and belonging.

The prince of Jaipur and son of the ruling family. He is a teetotaler torn between his duty to an arranged marriage and his growing love for Marigold. His world of royal expectation clashes with personal desire, forcing him to navigate family loyalty and true affection.

An American man who arrives in India in search of his estranged girlfriend. He is loud, drunken, and well-meaning, ending up entangled in the wedding drama. He becomes a catalyst to the final mix-up, and his actions inadvertently influence the fate of Prem and Marigold.

A sympathetic crew member who offers Marigold a ride and helps navigate the unfamiliar Indian film world. She represents the practical, supportive side of the production, grounding the behind-the-scenes reality of making a Bollywood musical.

The patriarch of Jaipur’s ruling family, embodying tradition and authority. He embodies the expectations and power structures surrounding Prem and the arranged marriage plot.

A member of Prem's circle who contributes to the family and wedding dynamics. She embodies the social network surrounding the royal household and the unfolding romantic entanglements.

A character in the Rajasthan setting who interacts with the wedding and helps reflect the local cultural context and family values.

A companion character who participates in the broader social world of the film, contributing to the ensemble dynamic.