Ramji Londonwaley

A naive yet dutiful village cook who shoulders the burden of securing his sister's future. He travels to London with the dream of a better life, enduring dowry pressures and bureaucratic hurdles. His warmth and culinary skill win the trust of others, even as he navigates morally gray choices. He grows into a resilient figure who seeks a future rooted in family and village uplift.

A pragmatic, modern woman who agrees to a marriage of convenience to help Ramji's paperwork. She displays warmth and loyalty, redistributing funds to protect friends and allies when pressure mounts. Her urban perspective contrasts with Ramji's rural sensibilities, aiding his emotional growth. She ultimately joins Ramji in returning to India to build a better future together.

A sharp, calculating lawyer who engineers the marriage for financial gain and to smooth legal pathways. He uses manipulation and loopholes to extract fees, masking his self-interest with charm. An ex-wife's account reveals his pattern of promising futures and abandoning people for profit. His schemes are challenged by Ramji's honesty and Samira's growing courage.

An Indian-NRI restaurant owner who provides Ramji with a crucial foothold in an illegal setup and becomes a complex anchor in the story. He balances business needs with a family life that includes a wife and a handicapped son, navigating risk and loyalty. Ramji's warmth and skill win him trust, enabling the restaurant’s growth even as legal scrutiny looms.

A celebrated actor who makes a guest appearance, appearing as himself to cut the ribbon at the film’s hopeful closing chapter. His cameo offers a symbolic blessing for Ramji's renewed life and the community he returns to.

The Immigration Officer who oversees Ramji's case, representing the procedural pressure of the system. His interactions with the protagonists highlight the meticulous, sometimes opaque nature of visa processes. He is a stern reminder of the stakes involved in crossing borders.

Parvati's father-in-law, a figure who embodies the extended family pressures surrounding marriage and dowry. His presence signals the traditional gatekeeping that Ramji seeks to navigate while staying true to his values.

The quiet, steady matriarch who supports Ramji through hardship with resilience and faith. Her calm presence reinforces the story’s emphasis on family bonds and hope.