Sky Force

Group Captain K. O. Ahuja is a seasoned, principled leader haunted by wartime losses. He navigates political caution while valuing the welfare of his men. His sense of duty drives him to uncover the truth about Tabby and fight for posthumous justice.

Preeti is Ahuja’s spouse and a steady, compassionate figure who holds onto hope for her missing brother-in-law. She prompts inquiries into Tabby’s fate and supports the pursuit of truth even when institutions resist.

David Lawrence is a senior officer who provides strategic information and pushes for bold action against Pakistan. His pragmatic approach contrasts with the risks of breaking protocol.

Tabby is a bold, rule-breaking pilot who forms a close mentorship bond with Ahuja. His daring nature and loyalty to comrades make him a central figure in the 1965-1971 arc, and his disappearance drives the later investigation.

Ahmed is a Pakistani pilot/officer whose actions set in motion the chain of events that lead to Tabby’s legacy being questioned. He serves as a foil and catalyst for unveiling the truth.

Balvinder is a fellow officer whose boldness and strategic mind align with the high-stakes nature of air warfare. He participates in missions and shares the burdens of leadership.

Debashish is a clever, resourceful team member who uses wit to navigate danger. His role highlights how teamwork and quick thinking save lives under pressure.

Prakash is a fighter pilot whose operations contribute to the Sky Force mission. His discipline and skill underpin the bold strike against the enemy air bases.

Geeta is Tabby’s wife who pushes for accountability and supports Ahuja in the quest to uncover the truth about Tabby’s fate. She embodies resilience in the face of bureaucratic indifference.

Rohini, born in 1988, represents the next generation whose memories test the persistence of old alliances. Her presence ties the past to the present in the investigation.

A younger Rohini figure that appears in the narrative’s timeline. Her character helps illustrate the long shadow of wartime choices on families.

The Defence Minister appears in the high-level discussions about military strategy and the handling of Tabby’s status. He represents bureaucratic authority and decision-making.

A character named after the eminent Indian statesman, present in symbolic or ceremonial scenes. His inclusion signals the film’s link to national heritage and leadership.

Ahuja’s contemporary rival and senior air force officer whose presence frames the wartime command structure and strategic decisions.

A senior air force officer who interacts with the protagonists on mission planning and crisis response. His role anchors the film’s institutional perspective on war.

An administrative official who interacts with the airbase and its operations, highlighting the bureaucracy surrounding wartime decisions.