Salaakhen

A hot-headed young man and the son of Sachidanand, Vishal becomes entangled in a web of crime and vigilantism. He oscillates between personal loyalty and a relentless urge to mete out his own form of justice, committing acts of violence that propel the plot.

An honest schoolteacher who dares to testify against a powerful figure, facing harassment and social pressure. His integrity fuels the film’s moral center, culminating in a tragic act that changes everything.

Sachidanand’s wife and Vishal’s mother, she embodies the ordinary, steadfast support of a family under siege by crime and political power. Her resilience underscores the human cost of the tale.

Vishal’s love interest whose presence intersects personal affection with the turbulence of a city in crisis. Her role adds a human dimension to the protagonist’s actions and their consequences.

Son of Jaspal Rana, arrested as a suspect in the crimes. The police and the court’s handling of his case underscores the corrupt processes that drive the plot.

A powerful and influential figure whose actions set the conflict in motion. He embodies the corruption and opportunism that threaten the rule of law.

Nagesh’s lawyer who uses manipulated witnesses and legal maneuvering to complicate Sachidanand’s testimony. He becomes a target of Vishal’s aggression.

The corrupt Assistant Commissioner of Police who attempts to intimidate witnesses and control the narrative around the case.

A supporting character whose role is not detailed in the provided summary, serving as part of the film’s broader social milieu.

Cameo appearance in the film during the Pichhu Pade Hai song sequence; the exact character name is not specified in the summary.