Padosan

An innocent, earnest youth who moves from his Mama's house to his Aunt's and falls for Bindu. He is naive but capable of clever, spontaneous acts to win love, and his heart-driven plan shows both charm and insecurity. His journey centers on proving his genuine feelings in the face of social and familial pressures.

A beautiful neighbor who initially resists Bhola's advances but is deeply connected to music. She is drawn to the world of song and performance, and her affections are won through a blend of melody and sincerity. Her heart is tested by class and family expectations, ultimately choosing true love.

A singer and theater actor who acts as Bhola's friend and mentor. He masterminds the plan to let Bhola mimic lyrics while he provides the real voice, driving the central deception. His cleverness and loyalty push the romantic plot forward, balancing humor with devotion to his friend.

A South Indian music teacher who becomes entangled in the romantic rivalry and the ruse. Protective of Bindu's musical world, he adds tension and comic friction, and his reactions fuse humor with moments of emotional honesty. His presence heightens the stakes of the love triangle.

Bhola's maternal uncle who has been searching for a wife for himself, creating a competing path to marriage for Bindu. His insistence on propriety and his initial opposition to Bhola's plan add pressure to the romance, before family reconciliation softens the conflict.

Kunwar Pratap Singh's wife, a supportive and affectionate figure who helps hold the family together. She provides warmth and stability amidst the comedy and schemes, ultimately sharing in the family's reconciliation and blessing of the couple.