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De facto leader of the friend group, Guru blends idealism with pragmatism. He pushes the team toward firefighting duty while steering them through danger, balancing loyalty with the heavier costs of revenge.

The fiercely loyal member whose courage often masks a reckless edge. His memory becomes unreliable after the night's violence, and his fate profoundly shapes the group's choices.

A city don whose power intimidates the neighborhood. His actions set off the chain of revenge, and his presence embodies the danger of unchecked authority in the city.

Right-hand man who drives aggression and violently acts in pursuit of his interests. His death at the hands of events propels the plot toward revenge and resolution.

Sadha’s transgender wife whose vengeance threads through the climax. She embodies the complexities of identity, love, and revenge, ultimately moved toward forgiveness.

Guru’s girlfriend who endures danger and becomes part of the emotional stakes surrounding the friends’ actions.

One of the five friends who participates in the plan and stands by the group through escalating danger, illustrating the value of teamwork.

Young member whose experiences motivate the group's actions; he faces danger and plays a pivotal role in the plan and its fallout.

Strategist and ally who helps execute the kidnapping plot; his loyalty keeps the group coordinated during crises.

Guru’s father whose murder becomes a key catalyst for the revenge arc and the protagonists’ resolve to protect their own.

Zonal fire officer who embodies authority and offers crucial information about Ravi’s power, helping to frame the conflict within law and order.

The area counsellor who warns the friends about Ravi’s reach and offers political support, highlighting the intersection of politics and crime in the story.