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A devoted motor vehicle inspector whose obsession with Vijay Kumar blurs professional judgment. He engineers an illicit driving license to speed Vijay's access to the test, driven by a desire to be part of his idol's life. His actions reveal how personal loyalty can blur ethics when power is at stake. The unfolding events show the precarious line between fandom and abuse of authority.

A celebrated actor who becomes entangled in a licensing crisis just as he prepares to travel to the United States. He faces intense media scrutiny and a web of rival schemes that threaten to derail his career and public image. He agrees to complete a high-stakes test under an unconventional supervisor, and ultimately secures his license. The arc shows how fame, public pressure, and personal duty collide in a modern Indian film industry.

A professional rival who plots to undermine Vijay using occult means; he manipulates the fandom to create discord and to undermine Vijay's standing. He also heightens the conflict by orchestrating distractions and capitalizing on the public spotlight. His actions reveal how ambition and fan culture can be weaponized in competitive industries.

A local corporator who wields political influence to sway public perception. She spreads misinformation through reporters to smear Vijay and influence the licensing controversy. Her role underscores how political power can shape media narratives and outcomes in urban centers.

Vijay Kumar's wife who needs medical surgery, creating urgency around travel and personal priorities. Her situation adds emotional stakes to the licensing drama and shapes Vijay's decisions under public scrutiny. Her illness anchors the personal costs of professional turbulence.