Parichay

Retired colonel and stern patriarch who wields strict discipline after his son Nilesh's death. He longs for orderly grandchildren but struggles with grief and pride, creating distance between him and the family. His rigid rules about music and laughter set the stage for Ravi's reformative influence.

A warm, observant tutor who wins the children over with humor and empathy. He discovers the real roots of the boys’ and girls’ defiance and uses music, stories, and shared outings to connect with them. Through patient persistence, he becomes the bridge between Rai Sahab and his grandchildren.

Oldest among the grandchildren, initially resentful of Rai Sahab for past neglect. She tests Ravi’s approach but gradually accepts the changes in the household and even considers a future with him. Her evolving understanding helps soften the family’s rigidity.

The father who pursued music against Rai Sahab’s wishes and died, leaving unresolved tensions. His death fuels the sense of abandonment the grandchildren feel toward Rai Sahab and drives the family’s early conflict.

One of the grandchildren, whose mischief masks deeper fears and longing for belonging. He gradually opens up as Ravi earns his trust and the family’s bonds strengthen.

A younger grandchild who initially resists but slowly participates in Ravi's reform efforts, symbolizing the broader family transformation.

One of the sisters who contributes to the family dynamics and eventually aligns with Ravi’s approach, helping to mend old wounds.

The youngest grandchild who participates in the changes within the household, bringing light and playfulness to the reform process.

Another grandchild who becomes more cooperative and respectful as Ravi’s influence grows in the home.

A family elder who contributes to the household’s dynamics, adding to the sense of tradition and care within the home.

Ravi’s friend who encourages him to pursue his own happiness and supports his relationship prospects, including Rama and Ravi’s future together.

A village confidant connected to Rai Sahab, offering guidance and support within the community sphere.

The astrologer of the household who reflects traditional beliefs and influences perceptions within the family.

A relative who participates in the family network, adding to the domestic backdrop of Rai Sahab’s household.

A family elder who contributes to the domestic dynamics and offers veteran perspective within the story.

A household figure who serves within Rai Sahab’s mansion, contributing to the daily life of the family.