Watan Ke Rakhwale

Radha Pratap is a wealthy heiress whose life is defined by privilege and social obligation. When her arranged marriage is challenged by Arun, she faces a difficult choice between family expectations and genuine affection. Her hesitation and honesty push the plot toward revelations about past relationships and hidden truths.

Arun is a confident, determined figure who interrupts the wedding and claims he already married Radha. He presents proof and a witness (Professor Fernandes) to challenge the arranged match, signaling his willingness to disrupt the social order. He lives with his brother Suraj and becomes entangled in a web of violence and revenge.

Laxmi is Suraj's wife who endures harassment by Raj's men and becomes a target of intimidation. Her resilience is shown as she refuses to give up, while dealing with fear and pressure within a dangerous family scheme. Her role highlights the personal cost of the conflict and the strength needed to endure.

Suraj is a jailor and Arun's brother; He becomes entangled in the plot and ultimately confesses to killing Narendra, leading to his imprisonment. He is driven by loyalty to family even as his actions pull him into a legal and moral crisis. His predicament tests the limits of duty and justice.

Raj Puri is the patriarch whose wealth and power enable manipulation and intimidation. He orders the abduction of Radha, Laxmi, and Arun, using his influence to steer events in his favor. His scheming connects to the film's cycles of control and vengeance.

Dr. Narendra Pratap runs the mental hospital and stands as a figure of authority who manipulates situations to protect family interests. His eventual murder hints at the perilous consequences of power and the fragility of reputations. He remains a central pivot around which the hospital and family dynamics turn.

Naresh is Radha's fiancé who is arrested for smuggling, later killed in jail by Mahaveer. His involvement in crime and his fate catalyze the violent responses of others. He becomes a focal point for the themes of fate, betrayal, and the consequences of criminal behavior.

Vimla is Mahaveer's sister who is subjected to sexual assault by Naresh, underscoring the film's themes of abuse and vengeance. Her presence drives the motive for revenge and contributes to the climate of fear for Radha and Laxmi. She embodies the human cost behind the confrontations of power.

Mahavir is the convict whose sister Vimla is harmed by Naresh, setting off a vendetta that culminates in Naresh's murder. His anger propels the plot toward a violent climax, testing the boundaries between justice and vengeance. He embodies the outsider’s force against corrupt power.