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A Motor Vehicle Inspector based in Bhopal who finds his official duties entangled with a celebrity's licensing dilemma. He is portrayed as devoted to his family and determined to help his idol, even at the cost of procedural integrity. His actions trigger a chain of accusations, media scrutiny, and escalating tensions within his own household. Throughout, he grapples with duty, loyalty, and the consequences of bending rules.

A film star planning a US trip to be with his wife during a surrogate birth, whose reputation is jeopardized by rumors of driving without a license. He faces public ire but demonstrates resilience, ultimately choosing to confront the challenge openly. His arc centers on balancing fame, family, and responsibility, and he is willing to reconsider his career path if integrity demands it.

Vijay's professional rival who attempts to suppress competition through occult means and manipulation of the narrative. His interference leads to a public crisis, including a hit-and-run incident and coercive tactics. His involvement is later exposed, highlighting the darker side of fandom and rivalry.

A local corporator who leverages misinformation to the press to gain political advantage. Her actions escalate the scandal and complicate public perception, illustrating how political power can exploit media to influence outcomes. She embodies the intersection of politics and publicity in the story.

Vijay Kumar's wife who requires surgery, triggering a race against time linked to the licensing crisis. Her condition anchors the emotional stakes of the narrative and motivates both personal and professional decisions. She represents the vulnerable side of the celebrity life under public glare.

Om Prakash Aggarwal's wife who joins the conflict by voicing accusations against Vijay and supporting her husband. She adds emotional depth to the family dynamic and reflects the personal cost of the public feud. Her perspective amplifies the stakes within the domestic sphere.

The child of Om and Minty who suffers a head injury during the turmoil caused by the clash between fans, media, and power. His injury and the surrounding bullying scenes heighten the film's emotional stakes and illustrate the collateral damage of public spectacle.