Naseeb

A car mechanic turned ambitious businessman who uses charm and strategic planning to win Pooja's love. He climbs the social ladder and orchestrates events to propel his romance, even if it means manipulating others. His emotions run hot—anger, tenderness, and desperation all surface as he pursues his dream. His ultimate act is suicide, a tragic end that underscores the film's cost of pride.

A loving, loyal woman caught in a love triangle between Krishna and Deepak. She is drawn to Krishna’s promise of a better life but remains ultimately committed to Deepak. Her feelings are tested by Krishna's schemes and misunderstandings, yet she seeks honesty and affection. Her choices drive the emotional core of the film.

Pooja's husband who embodies trust and vulnerability at the story's start. He is devoted and protective, yet he becomes a victim of Krishna's manipulations when he is drawn into the conflict over Pooja. His confrontation with Krishna and the truth about Pooja’s feelings escalate the drama. His relationship with Pooja anchors the tragedy.

A shrewd and influential figure who befriends Krishna and helps him build his business empire. He serves as a catalyst for Krishna’s ascent, offering both support and a test of moral boundaries. His role exposes how power and pragmatism shape personal loyalties. He observes the unfolding events with a strategist's eye.

Deepak's father, a wealthy industrialist who wants his son to prosper and be safe. He pleads with Krishna to release Deepak, hoping to preserve family honor. His reaction to Krishna's demands reveals the fragility of power and the costs of negotiating love and business.

Pooja's father, a practical man who is willing to invest in Krishna's future to secure his daughter's happiness. His offer to fund Krishna's factory puts Krishna's ambition into motion. He represents a pragmatic, business-minded approach to love and family.

Pooja's mother, a presence in the Dayal family that helps shape decisions around marriage and opportunity. She embodies the concerns of a traditional family navigating modern ambitions. Though she plays a secondary role, her perspective adds emotional balance to the family dynamics.