Pari

Professor Qasim Ali heads a radical vigilante group that hunted women impregnated by Ifrit and killed the demonic offspring. His methods are brutal and controversial, drawing opposition from villagers and ultimately leading to the group's shutdown. He relentlessly pursues Rukhsana for years, believing he is eradicating evil, though his ruthlessness sparks moral questions about justice.

Arnab is a young man who runs a printing press and becomes the caretaker of Rukhsana after she escapes captivity. He grapples with responsibility, empathy, and love as the two form a fragile bond. His discovery of the truth about Rukhsana forces him to confront the consequences of his actions and choices.

Rukhsana is a woman subjected to a satanic ritual and demon blood, who gradually falls in love with Arnab. She struggles with violent impulses and the fear of harming those she cares about, ultimately fighting for her baby's humanity even as she faces death. Her journey blends vulnerability with dangerous power.

Piyali is a nurse who becomes entwined in the drama surrounding Rukhsana and Arnab. Set for an arranged marriage, she ultimately assists in the delivery of the baby, confronting her past and showing compassion in a moment of crisis. Her role underscores themes of care, choice, and resilience.