Pailwaan

The tyrannical ruler of Ranasthalipura who uses fear to control his realm. His pursuit of power drives the conflict, including abduction and intimidations that escalate as the fights draw near. His defeat marks the culmination of the hero's personal and political redemption.

A former wrestler living in Gajendragarh who adopts Krishna after witnessing his fighting spirit. He lends his experience and moral compass, guiding Krishna toward a path that balances wrestling with social responsibility. Sarkar acts as a mentor who starkly reminds the hero of the people he wants to help.

An orphan turned wrestler who rises from rough beginnings to become a national contender. Trained by Sarkar, he embodies discipline and improvisation, adapting wrestling with boxing to face tougher opponents. His love for Rukmini provides a personal motive that complements his dream of helping poor children.

The love interest who meets Krishna in a temple and pursues a life together despite family opposition. She remains supportive of Krishna's choices and becomes a stabilizing force amid the escalating battles. Their relationship adds emotional stakes to the untold costs of becoming a champion.

A protective patriarch who mistakes Krishna's motives and resents the union due to wealth concerns. He later comes to understand Krishna's intentions after Sarkar and Krishna prove their commitment. His stance drives tension that tests trust and reconciliation within the family.

A renowned boxer who relies on dirty tactics to win and who ultimately becomes Krishna's arch-nemesis in the ring. He upholds a culture of brutality and intimidation, forcing Krishna to push through injuries and questionable calls. His defeat at the hands of Krishna validates the hero's belief in clean technique and perseverance.

A boxing mentor who locates Krishna and begins his transformation into a national-level contender. He guides training and strategic thinking, even as he supports Krishna's aim to use prize money to help talented, impoverished kids. He is connected to the bakery that later appears as a lighthearted element when cookies are given to Tony.