Sharaabi

Vicky is the son of a wealthy industrialist who grows up feeling ignored by his father. He becomes an alcoholic in response to neglect, yet retains a big heart and a willingness to help the poor. Over the course of the story he quits alcohol and uses his wealth to aid those in need, culminating in founding a housing complex for the homeless. His bond with Meena and his sense of responsibility drive much of the film’s action.

Meena is a professional dancer and the daughter of a poor, blind father. She captures Vicky's heart and faces pressure from Natwar and Govardhandas who want to control her. She endures manipulation and danger but is ultimately safeguarded through Anwar's intervention and Vicky's protection.

A loyal caretaker and father figure to Vicky and a long-time ally of Amarnath. His affection and guidance help shape Vicky’s better nature. He dies in an accident while on the way to work, becoming a catalyst for the film’s turning points.

Vicky's wealthy father, an industrialist who initially neglects his son and doubts his choices. His arrogance and business priorities create a rift, but his perspective shifts as the consequences of his actions unfold. He eventually confronts his faults and seeks reconciliation with his son and Meena's family.

Anwar is an orphan who grows into a police inspector and reveals that Vicky was the secret mentor who aided his upbringing. He embodies loyalty and gratitude and helps rescue Meena and support Vicky in difficult times.

Natwar is Meena's greedy agent who schemes to separate Vicky from Meena and frames him for wrongdoing. He kidnaps Meena and manipulates circumstances to gain control. His avarice leads to conflict and his eventual arrest.

Govardhandas is a powerful business partner who pressures marriage arrangements for his daughter with Vicky and colludes with Natwar to undermine him. He embodies the corrupting influence of wealth and is confronted during the conflict.

Abdul is a butcher who was helped by Vicky earlier. When his son goes missing, Natwar manipulates the situation by alleging Meena's killer, and Abdul becomes entangled in the chaos. He plays a key role in exposing Natwar's ruse.

Meena's father is a poor, blind man who embodies innocence and resilience. He is the moral center of Meena's world, and his challenges highlight the social hardships faced by the family.

The father of the bride Govardhandas is eager for political and financial gain, setting up a match with Vicky to advance his own interests. His role reflects the marriage market pressures in the film's world.