Phoonk

A pragmatic civil engineer and atheist whose reliance on science is challenged by inexplicable events affecting his family. He is protective, skeptical, and increasingly desperate as fear and pride complicate his decisions.

Rajiv's wife, a stabilizing presence who becomes drawn into the crisis as her daughter Raksha's condition worsens. She balances faith and reason, striving to shield her children from danger.

Rajiv and Aarti's daughter who begins talking strangely and levitating, becoming the focus of the family’s fear. She exhibits resilience amid terrifying events and acts as the emotional center of the crisis.

Rajiv and Aarti's son who witnesses the disturbances, adding a second child’s perspective to the family threat. His presence heights parental anxiety as danger loops closer to home.

A trusted colleague who participates in black magic to harm Rajiv. She demonstrates a calculating, vindictive nature and willingness to cross ethical lines for revenge.

Rajiv's colleague who conspires with Madhu, supporting the plan to humiliates and hurt him through supernatural means. He embodies a scheming accomplice who feeds fear.

A construction labourer who backs Rajiv during the crisis and helps counter the black magic threat. He proves loyal and resourceful under pressure.

Rajiv's mother, a superstitious matriarch who attributes Raksha's symptoms to black magic and influences decisions with traditional beliefs.

The doctor consulted about Raksha's condition, representing medical reasoning that is skeptical of magic but essential for diagnosis and care.

A supervisor who replaces Madhu and Anshuman, illustrating external pressures on the construction project that intertwine with the unfolding drama.