Thugs of Hindostan

Khudabaksh is the loyal general of Mirza Sikander Baig, embodying bravery and resilience. He takes on the immense responsibility of protecting his kingdom and trains Zafira in warfare, showcasing his deep sense of honor and paternal instincts. His leadership of the Thugs highlights his strategic mind and commitment to fighting against colonial forces.

Zafira is a fierce and determined young woman who inherits a legacy of resistance after losing her family. Trained by Khudabaksh, she embodies strength and vengeance as she seeks justice against the British. Her character represents the resilience and indomitable spirit of a nation fighting for its freedom.

Firangi is a cunning and self-serving conman whose dubious loyalties create tension throughout the story. Initially motivated by personal gain, he finds himself drawn into the conflict between the Thugs and the British. His character arc reveals the conflict between greed and honor, as he ultimately plays a crucial role in the battle.

King Mirza Sikander Baig is a passionate ruler fiercely defending his kingdom against the British threat. His commitment to his people and his legacy demonstrates the heavy burden of leadership in times of crisis. His tragic fate sets the stage for the chaos that ensues, influencing the motivations of other characters.

Clive is the primary antagonist representing British imperial ambition. His ruthless tactics and willingness to use hostages reflect the dark nature of colonial conquest. As a formidable adversary to Mirza, his actions directly escalate the conflict and highlight the moral complexities of power and control.