Stalin

A former Major in the Indian Army and war hero who quits after a rift with Lt. Col. Iqbal Kakar. He becomes a steadfast social reformer who believes in helping others, launching a ‘help three people’ chain that aims to multiply goodwill. His heart and resolve are tested when a bullet from the Kargil War lies near his heart, requiring careful treatment.

A powerful Home Minister and MLA who sees Stalin as a threat to his influence. He orchestrates violence against Stalin and uses political leverage to try to eliminate him, even as his own ambitions lead to personal loss. He ultimately faces arrest as the truth unfolds.

Stalin's sister, who has a strained relationship with their mother because she married a Punjabi. She is kidnapped along with a friend by goons, pulling Stalin back into danger as he fights to protect his family.

A physically challenged girl whose Intermediate exam is helped by Stalin. Her apparent suicide becomes the catalyst for Stalin's chain of generosity, revealing how acts of kindness echo through society.

A supporting character played by Trisha Krishnan. Her involvement weaves into the film’s social drama, contributing to subplots around Stalin's mission and its impact on people’s lives.

Anushka Shetty appears in a cameo performing an item song, adding a flashy musical interlude to the story without altering the central narrative.

Stalin's mother, at odds with Jhansi over tradition and marriage choices. Her relationship with her children forms part of the family dynamics at the film's heart.

An Annie-character representing the next generation in the social milieu; part of the broader subplot surrounding the film's incidents and community impact.