Mirch

A driven, uncompromising filmmaker who crafts the four tales into a single frame. He uses the core idea of a wife and her lover to explore loyalty, power, and consequences within a cinematic project.

A skilled film editor and Maanav’s partner who helps shape the premise and connect the stories. She balances creative ambition with practical execution, driving the project forward.

Producer who doubts the script’s box-office appeal but ultimately approves the overarching frame. He embodies the tension between commercial instinct and artistic risk.

Ancient India craftsman whose wife Maya’s bold ruse triggers a morally ambiguous exploration of fidelity and fate. He wrestles with jealousy as he hides and observes.

Kashi’s devoted wife who uses cunning to protect her bond, spinning a tale that tests trust and invites risk.

A young Rajput queen who longs for more and schemes to entice a trusted court subject, testing the limits of loyalty and honor.

A trusted court favorite who imposes nearly impossible tasks to probe Lavni’s resolve, driving the narrative’s tension.

Lavni’s maid and confidant who supports the queen’s schemes, offering discreet counsel throughout the trials.

A playful modern husband who disguises himself to test his wife’s loyalty, setting off a sequence of doubts and revelations.

Manjul’s wife, navigating flirtation and fidelity; she encounters an artist who offers a tender, forbidden connection.

An artist who admires Manjula and embodies temptation within the modern arc of the stories.

Asu’s wife who disguises vulnerability to expose his missteps and demands compensation, testing trust and attachment.

A businesslike husband seeking cheap thrills who faces upheaval when his wife uses deception to confront him.

Nitin’s wife whose quiet honesty ultimately helps her husband confront past choices and their consequences.

Elderly king whose code of honor is challenged when the queen’s acts unfold and public scrutiny follows.