Sachaa Jhutha

An innocent village musician who travels to Bombay to earn money for his sister Belu. He is kind, trusting, and quickly drawn into a dangerous impersonation when he is recruited by the real thief. Throughout the story he struggles with the morality of deceit, grows savvy in Ranjeet’s world, and ultimately acts to thwart the diamond heist while protecting his sister and those he loves.

Ranjeet’s girlfriend who collaborates with Bhola to uncover Ranjeet’s plans. She becomes an uneasy ally and a love interest for Bhola, navigating loyalty between the man she’s complictly involved with and the innocent Bhola she comes to respect. Her actions help drive the plot toward resolution.

Ranjeet’s girlfriend who trains Bhola to mimic Ranjeet and informs on his schemes. She plays a pivotal role in enabling the impersonation and feeding information to the thief, highlighting how personal loyalties can blur moral boundaries.

Bhola’s physically challenged sister, who endures floods and hardship back in the village and travels to Bombay to reunite with her brother. Her arrival sets off a chain of events that tests Bhola’s duplicity and strengthens the bond of family.

A diligent Bombay police inspector who suspects Ranjeet and works to connect the dots between Bhola’s impersonation and the ongoing diamond thefts. He plays a key role in guiding the investigation and ultimately facilitating the arrest of the criminals.

A loyal dog who helps identify the real Bhola in the face of confusion and deception. Moti’s keen senses provide a crucial edge in the final act of the story.

A social figure seen at the party and involved in the social backdrop of the Bombay setting. Her presence helps illustrate the contrast between public appearances and hidden schemes.

A judge who presides over the courtroom aspects of the case, representing the formal side of justice in the story’s resolution.