Sardar Ka Grandson

A carefree entrepreneur in Los Angeles who co-owns a movers company with Radha. His reluctance to own up to mistakes strains both work and relationships, prompting Radha to end things. Motivated by his grandmother’s wish, he undertakes a cross-border mission to Lahore, marking his path toward responsibility and growth.

A 90-year-old matriarch whose life is defined by the Lahore house she built with her late husband in 1946. Illness restricts her travel, yet she clings to the dream of visiting her ancestral home. Her longing drives the family’s bold plan and tests the limits of love and sacrifice.

A younger version of the grandmother, representing the spirited, hopeful side of the family’s lineage. Her memories foreshadow the strength and resilience that carry through to the present-day Sardar. She embodies the aspirations that fuel the family’s cross-border journey.

The husband of Sardar who built the Lahore house in 1946 and died during Partition while defending others. His legacy is the house and the strength of the couple’s partnership. He remains a symbolic figure of steadfastness and sacrifice in the family’s memory.

Amreek’s father, known as Gurki, who tries to balance family duty with practicality. He supports his son’s mission while managing the family’s concerns about health, travel, and the heavy weight of history. His guidance helps the plan navigate both emotional and logistical obstacles.

A Pakistani official who becomes a central figure in the Lahore house’s fate; he was attacked by Sardar years earlier during a cricket match, which colors his interactions with the family. The twist reveals him as Lahore’s mayor who ultimately plays a crucial role in preserving the house rather than demolishing it.

Amreek’s girlfriend who later becomes his wife. Her relationship with Amreek falters and then rekindles as he pursues the grandmother’s wish. She also is connected to the family through a modern life in the United States and shares in the eventual decision to build a life together back in America.