Stop Violence

A calculating, ruthless crime lord who quietly rules the streets from the shadows, turning loyalty into currency and violence into a warning. He negotiates fragile alliances while pursuing his own ambitions, and his feelings for Angelina are tempered by strategy. His confession that he raped Angelina reveals a brutal personal calculus that blends power with harm. In the finale, a final, fatal confrontation with Stephen ends with both men crushed by a train, sealing the city’s violent power struggle.

A new CI who cracks down on Stephen's regime, steady and relentless in pursuit of law and order. He represents a shift in city politics and a challenge to the goonda network. His actions polarize power, triggering a high-stakes struggle between reform and intimidation.

A nun who endured rape and an unwanted pregnancy, fighting to return to the convent and seek justice in a system prone to silence. Her courage draws Pauly into her case, and her resolve shapes the moral center of the story. She escapes disguise as a nun at the end and raises Sathan's son, a quiet witness to the violence around her.

Angelina's steadfast friend who endures violence herself; after Kishanbhai's henchman rapes her, she negotiates protection by becoming Stephen's mistress. Her decision highlights the murky line between protector and predator in a city ruled by fear. She embodies resilience even as she navigates dangerous loyalties.

The circle inspector who covertly wields crime-lord power, smoothing violence into policy and keeping rivals at bay. His iron control hinges on fear, intimidation, and a brutal goonda squad. His grip begins to crack as Sathan and Shekharan threaten his regime, leading to a fateful downfall.

A seasoned enforcer in Stephen’s gang, feared for his unflinching loyalty and brutal efficiency. He carries out the gang’s violent orders and helps police their influence through intimidation. His role underscores the personal costs of power in the crime-ridden city.

A gang ally who helps navigate the murky politics of crime and protection, weaving schemes and counter-schemes with Stephen’s faction. He wields influence and contributes to shifting loyalties as the conflict deepens. His presence adds to the tension between cooperation and betrayal among rivals.

A younger member of the gang, involved in rapid action and street-level violence. He embodies the volatile energy of the power struggle, ready to follow orders that escalate conflicts. Kapela’s actions illustrate how youth and zeal fuel the city’s brutality.

One of Stephen’s brutal lieutenants, feared for his savage enforcement and willingness to cross lines. He becomes a casualty of the escalating feud when Kishanbhai’s men strike back, leaving a vacancy in Stephen’s caporegime. His death marks a turning point in the Gang War.

The narrator who guides the storytelling with a meta-layer, suggesting he is researching a new script as events unfold. His introspective voice frames the city’s violence as part of a larger cinematic study. He comments on power, justice, and the fragility of memory throughout the narrative.