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A troubled, enigmatic young woman who appears mad at first but reveals a sane core as her past unfolds. She spent much of her life in boarding schools and as an orphan seeking belonging. Her bond with Pritam grows as he protects her, and her eventual recognition as part of the Verma family becomes central to the story.

A retired Supreme Court judge who rules his vast estate with discipline. His rigid exterior begins to soften as he cares for Nandini, transforming into a warmer, more forgiving figure. His loyalty to family is tested by pride, duty, and the weight of his legacy.

A young guide who befriends Nandini and becomes her protector. He navigates loyalty to the Verma household while moral instincts push him to shield Nandini from danger. His actions drive the plot by bridging Nandini with Gopichand and exposing hidden truths.

Son of a late mentor and a conflicted ally within the Verma circle. He is torn between family loyalty and the lure of the prize money, which tempts him to pry into Nandini’s whereabouts. His choices reveal the tension between affection for family and personal gain.

Gopichand’s son whose relationship with Maya is complicated by secrecy and guilt. He wrestles with family legacy and personal wrongdoing, offering a contrast to the kinder path some characters choose. His eventual stance reflects the film’s themes of responsibility and reconciliation.

Maya is pregnant with Gopal’s child and initially at odds with the Verma family. Over time she influences the family’s decisions about Nandini and becomes part of the reconciled circle, contributing to the resolution of long-standing tensions.

Gopichand’s son-in-law whose appetite for a sizeable cash prize highlights ambition within a wealthy family. His actions create danger for Nandini and test the family’s unity, underscoring how wealth can corrupt or corrupting influence when unchecked.

A member of the Verma household whose presence underscores the complex dynamics of legitimacy and belonging. Her role amplifies the narrative’s exploration of acceptance and the steps the family takes to integrate Nandini as a true member.