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A highly capable business professional who volunteers to rebuild Shah Industries without compensation. He bears heavy guilt for Amar's death, which he tries to atone for through self-sacrifice and quiet resilience. His evolving relationship with Pia tests his sense of duty, and his confession becomes a pivotal act of responsibility.

Amar's fiancée who navigates grief while forming a deep connection with Shekhar. Her loyalty and moral choices are tested as she balances love, guilt, and the possibility of a new life with Abhi. Ultimately, her feelings point toward a future with Shekhar.

The charismatic, loved husband whose death triggers the central crisis. His absence drives the family's mourning and fuels the investigation's urgency. His memory remains the emotional anchor for all characters as they navigate guilt, forgiveness, and reconciliation.

Amar's father who is initially shocked and unresponsive, but gradually becomes a voice of wisdom and support. He helps bridge the gap between truth and forgiveness when he speaks up for Shekhar's character. His transformation marks the film's move toward emotional reconciliation.

Shekhar's friend in Canada who understands the deeper truth and acts as a pragmatic ally. Bosco is the only person who seems to see the full arc of events, including the accident's responsibility. He remains loyal as the family navigates guilt, justice, and forgiveness.

A wealthy Canadian industrialist who represents business opportunities and external influence on Shah Industries. He sees Pia as a potential partner but clashes with Shekhar's growing role in the company. His presence introduces the temptation of taking over the business.

The investigator pursuing Amar's death but ultimately recognizes the family's needs. He closes the case when he realizes the emotional stakes outweigh legal pursuit, acknowledging that the family requires Shekhar more than the law does.