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A Motor Vehicle Inspector based in Bhopal and a devoted fan of Vijay Kumar. He uses his official power to illicitly help Vijay obtain a driving license to advance the film project, motivated by admiration and a desire for influence. His actions trigger a chain of events that put his family at risk and test his sense of ethics. In the end, he faces the consequences of his choices and participates in the reconciliation that follows.

A film star who plans to leave for the United States to be with his wife during the surrogate delivery, while his license goes missing. He navigates the power plays of Om and Suraj, exposing both loyalty and vulnerability under public scrutiny. He ultimately agrees to take the licensing test under Om’s supervision, passes a direct Q&A-based assessment, and, after a public confrontation, decides to forgo driving to protect his life and career, culminating in reconciliation.

Vijay’s wife who requires surgery, prompting the US travel and adding personal urgency to the plot. Her condition drives the decision-making and heightens the emotional stakes for Vijay and Om. She represents a personal motivator behind the public and private choices made by the characters.

Vijay’s professional rival who schemes to suppress competition through occult and manipulation. His actions contribute to the tension between Vijay and Om, including the plan to undermine Vijay’s public image. His involvement becomes a focal point of the conflict and later its exposure.

A local corporator who uses her influence to mislead the media, spreading false claims about Vijay driving without a license. Her actions illustrate the intersection of politics and media in shaping public opinion and the stakes of information control.

The son of Om who suffers a head injury when Om’s home is attacked amid the public uproar. The incident intensifies Om’s fear about the consequences of power and fuels the urgency of resolving the conflict. His presence anchors the human cost of the conflict.

Om’s wife who is drawn into the conflict and participates in the tension surrounding the license controversy. Her perspective adds to the domestic dimension of the story and the pressure on Om.