Vidhi

A charming, self-assured playboy who pursues women with manipulative affection, only to abandon them after physical intimacy. His pattern reveals a reckless disregard for consequences and a belief that love can be weaponized for conquest. The central conflict arises from his choices and their ripple effects on others.

A middle-class girl who yields to Raja's advances and becomes pregnant, then fights for legitimacy of her child. She faces family pressure but chooses to pursue a future where she raises her son on her own terms. Her resolve drives the plot toward accountability and self-determination.

A leading lawyer for women's rights who had once been Dayanidhi's lover and became pregnant. She drags Raja to court to prevent history from repeating itself and ultimately hands her daughter to Radha before dying of a heart attack. Her actions catalyze the fight for justice and child legitimacy.

A powerful lawyer and the father who defends his son, embodying patriarchal authority and the protection of status. He navigates courtroom strategy and public perception to safeguard his family’s position within the social hierarchy.

Radha's protective father who initially worries about his daughter's reputation and pressures regarding abortion or settlement. He embodies traditional concerns about honor but ultimately supports Radha's choice and the child’s future.

The presiding judge who issues rulings on paternity and the marriage question, guiding the legal outcome while reflecting the era's attitudes toward gender and responsibility. Their decisions influence both the legal and social trajectory of the characters.

Radha's son, grown into a talented and well-adjusted young boy raised by Radha. His existence serves as a testament to the outcomes of the adults' choices and the legitimacy granted by care and responsibility.