Ramaiya Vastavaiya

A wealthy, city-born heir who grew up in Australia. He is romantic, determined, and willing to endure hard labor to win Sona’s hand, testing his loyalty to family and love as he confronts powerful interests.

A traditional, down-to-earth Punjabi girl who loves Ram but faces social pressure due to class differences. She embodies resilience and tenderness, navigating family expectations while staying true to her values.

Sona’s protective brother who works tirelessly to repay the family loan and safeguard Ram and Sona’s future. His selfless dedication leads him to prison, making a dramatic sacrifice for family.

Dolly is Jayprakash Bhargav’s ally by marriage and a scheming figure who embodies ambition and manipulation within the town’s power circle. She aligns with the wealthy to derail Ram and Sona’s romance.

A powerful town magnate who uses his influence to control lives and profits. He sees Ram and Sona’s romance as a threat to his plans and pushes propulsive schemes to separate them.

A cunning Zamindar who claims Sona’s family tomb and controls land through social and political leverage. He embodies the old landowning class and resists threats to his authority.

Jayprakash’s ally whose schemes push the conflict toward violence. He is a catalyst in the clash that leads Ram to take drastic action.

Lala’s son and a vociferous antagonist who schemes to force Sona into an arranged marriage. He meets a violent end as the conflict escalates.

Ram’s father, a wealthy patriarch whose approval and expectations shape the family dynamics. His stance influences the course of the lovers’ struggle.

Sona’s best friend who invites her to a wedding and becomes part of the social fabric surrounding Ram and Sona’s romance.

Ram’s mother who disapproves of Sona’s supposed lack of wealth, then shifts as family dynamics evolve and the couple’s bond is tested.