Sadak

A taxi driver scarred by his sister's death, Ravi is emotionally volatile yet fiercely protective. He obsessively returns to the brothel to rescue Pooja, and his love pushes him toward dangerous, law-defying acts as he fights against Maharani's empire.

Pooja is a young woman trapped in Maharani's brothel. She forms a fragile bond with Ravi and becomes the focal point of his crusade. Her courage grows as she seeks a chance at a safer life, even after repeated capture.

A transgender brothel owner who has run her operation for decades, Maharani wields fear and control over workers and criminals alike. Her world is ruthless, orchestrating abductions, coercion, and violence to maintain power.

Ravi's loyal friend who loves Chanda, he helps plan Pooja's rescue and faces danger alongside Ravi. He is willing to gamble with his life to secure a future for the women involved.

Chanda is another victim drawn into Maharani's orbit, sharing a bond with Gotya. Her escape to a temple wedding marks a turning point in seeking freedom.

Taxi owner and financier who lends Ravi money; he advises Ravi to enlist police protection. His actions reflect the moral gray areas of survival in a city where crime and economics intertwine.

Maharani's pimp who helps enforce her control over the brothel and the women. He embodies the ruthless criminal network that Ravi is up against.

A police officer introduced as helpful but becomes a crucial antagonist when he fails to protect Ravi and Pooja, ultimately meeting a tragic end in the pursuit of justice.