Mr Ya Miss

A principled, restrained advertising executive who stands in contrast to Sanjay's flirtatious lifestyle. He values measured relationships and social harmony, and his friendship with Sanjay challenges him to confront broader gender dynamics. He becomes entangled in the aftermath of the bar incident and supports the path to understanding and reform.

A strong-willed woman who challenges Sanjay's behavior and becomes a central figure in the conflict. Her actions reflect passion, resolve, and the complexities of romantic rivalries. Her involvement culminates in the confrontation that drives the plot forward.

A pragmatic colleague within the advertising firm who grounds the team with practical concerns. He represents the steady, no-nonsense side of office life and helps navigate the ethical and professional tensions that arise.

A senior executive who embodies the dominant world of the ad industry. He sets expectations and pressures characters to uphold professional standards, influencing Sanjay's arc and the film's moral questions.

A wealthy Gujarati-speaking executive renowned for dating and flirting with many women. His carefree lifestyle leads to serious consequences, and his later transformation sparks reflection and reform about how he treats others.

A colleague who observes and participates in the office and social dynamics surrounding Sanjay's circle. His presence helps illustrate the ensemble nature of the narrative and the ripple effects of the central conflict.

The transformed version of Sanjay who experiences life as a woman, facing harassment, social scrutiny, and the daily realities of gender dynamics. Her journey is a lens into empathy, responsibility, and the impact of behavior on others.