Senapathi

An initially honest constable who endures personal loss and systemic hardship. He climbs to higher ranks while remaining devoted to his family, using restraint to fight corruption. His arc navigates tragedy, loyalty, and a final, self-sacrificial stand against criminals.

A sharp, pragmatic Circle Inspector who recognizes Krishna’s integrity and guides him from the shadows. He plays both sides of the line between official duties and undercover justice, using wit to outsmart criminals.

A journalist who partners with Krishna to expose corruption and push the case into the public eye. Their collaboration tests media ethics and courage in the face of threats from a powerful underworld.

Babloo Yadav’s wife who becomes entangled in her husband’s crime circle. She experiences the personal toll of crime and acts as a human touchpoint for the consequences of violence and betrayal.

A powerful gangster who orchestrates a broad criminal network, from gun trafficking to high-profile robberies. His arrogance and ambition drive many of the film’s upheavals.

An acolyte in Babloo’s gang who is involved in the drug-like ecosystem of crime and has an affair with Maha. His actions propel several key plotturns and betrayals.

A street-wise boy who unknowingly holds a gun that drags him into the criminal circuit. He is captured, offered a chance at reform, and becomes a microcosm of the city’s cycle of crime and redemption.

A taxi driver who drifts into crime to chase money and a Dubai dream, then flips to become an informant for the police. His shifting loyalties highlight the era’s moral ambiguity.

Circle Inspector who embodies institutional power and uses it against Krishna. He offers a catalyst for exposing deeper corruption and the tension within the department.

A female character connected to the media side of the investigation, adding emotional texture to the pursuit of truth.