Nabab LLB

A radio jockey at Modern Radio who endures rape by her boss's brother and faces social stigma. She becomes determined to pursue legal action despite pressure from family and friends. The ordeal triggers a journey from victimhood to advocacy as she stays committed to justice.

A chaotic and whimsical lawyer who exploits clients for money. He promises to fight the case but drinks the night before and fails to show up, letting the accusation against Shuvra intensify. His opportunistic behavior highlights corruption and moral ambiguity in the legal system.

A powerful and respected lawyer who initially chooses to defend the rapists, prioritizing status and influence over justice. He becomes a gatekeeper in the legal system, and his decisions significantly affect Shuvra's fight. His arc reflects the tension between ethics and power in the profession.

Azhar's daughter and an assistant lawyer who advocates for Shuvra. She helps connect Shuvra with the right legal resources and navigates the male-dominated courtroom environment to seek justice. She represents a bridge between idealism and institutional reality.

The ruthless boss and younger brother of local MP Azimul Bashar who uses power to shield the accused. He embodies abuse of power and the social system that enables perpetrators to escape accountability. His actions catalyze the conflict and heighten the stakes of Shuvra's case.

A local MP who wields political weight to protect his brother and influence the case. He embodies the intersection of politics and the legal system, complicating Shuvra's pursuit of justice. His presence shows how power can shape outcomes beyond the courtroom.

A courtroom figure who embodies the procedural gatekeeping of the trial. The judge's decisions and demeanor influence how the case unfolds and how the public perceives justice.