Saudagar

An old beggar who narrates the tale and becomes the moral compass of the story. He shows fearlessness in the face of death, hinting at a pragmatic worldview. Mandhari vows to dance on one leg once he finds a solution to end the feud.

A rich landlord whose lineage embodies power and prestige. He begins as a friend to Veer but the friendship deteriorates into a vicious feud that spans generations. His granddaughter Radha becomes a key figure in the romance that unites the families at the end.

A poor farmer's son who rises to challenge the social order. His clash with Rajeshwar defines the central conflict, yet he also becomes a family patriarch through his grandson Vasu. Veer endures losses that shape his sense of justice and loyalty.

A childhood friend of Veer who grows into a man torn between duty and friendship. He orchestrates important life decisions, like Palikanta's marriage, and bears the burden of the feud as it transforms into mortal enmity.

Raju's close ally and Veer’s counterpart in their younger days. His marriage plans and decisions trigger a cascade of events that intensify the rivalry and set the stage for later losses.

Raju's sister, secretly in love with Veeru. Her tragic fate—suicide—intensifies the sense of despair and fuels the feud’s cycle of vengeance.

A Veer's territory girl whose marriage is disrupted by the corrupt demands of dowry. She is abducted, raped, and killed, and is connected to Kunal's secret impregnation, which inflames tensions between the clans.

Veer’s son, whose life is cut short by Chuniya's schemes. His death serves as a catalyst for both sides to confront the cost of the feud.

Veer’s grandson who falls in love with Radha and infiltrates Rajeshwar's territory as part of Mandhari’s plan to end the enmity. He survives the conflict and helps drive reconciliation.

Vishal’s widow who remains a quiet observer of the shifting loyalties. She recognizes Radha’s true identity but keeps silent, acting as a stabilizing presence in the upheaval.

Rajeshwar’s granddaughter who falls in love with Vasu. Her relationship is the emotional fulcrum that challenges the feud and foreshadows a future alliance.

Veer and Raju’s surviving son who meets a violent fate in the conflict between the two clans.

Rajeshwar’s son who shares in the feud and ultimately dies in the fighting that erupts between the two sides.

The cunning kin of Raju who exploits the feud for personal gain, hooks up with shady interests, and relentlessly widens the rift between the clans until his exposure and downfall.

A figure tied to the network around the feud, operating in the background as a power broker within the conflict.

Rajeshwar’s grandson who secretly impregnates Amla, triggering further tragedy and intensifying the feud.