Ram Singh Charlie

A veteran circus performer who emulates Charlie Chaplin as the circus’s headline act. He is fiercely dedicated to his family and the art form, but the digital age pressures him to redefine his career. His pride masks vulnerability as he fights to restart the troupe and give his children a future through performance.

A tireless performer and Ramsingh’s wife who is pregnant with their second child. She embodies resilience and grit, balancing stage work with family needs. She catalyzes Ramsingh’s return to the stage and anchors the family through hardship.

The matriarch who runs the circus and shoulders its legacy. Her death creates a power vacuum and forces the next generation to choose between tradition and survival. She represents leadership, sacrifice, and the weight of keeping a family business afloat.

Masterji’s son who initially pushes to shut down the circus to protect everyone from financial risk. He evolves to support Ramsingh’s revival, ultimately providing resources free of cost. His change of heart marks a turning point for the troupe.

A friend who helps Ramsingh navigate tough times, lending money and lending moral support. He embodies loyalty and practicality, balancing humor with hard-nosed realism.

A close friend who endures abuse due to his short stature and is injured in a brutal incident that underscores the dangers faced by circus artists. His eventual death is a sobering reminder of the costs of the performers’ world.

Ramsingh’s son, who grows up to perform on stage and carries his father’s legacy forward. He embodies the next generation’s hope and the emotional pull of honoring family tradition through art.