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Rajiv is Dr. Dayal Ghungroo's nephew and an auctioneer who falls in love with Sanjana. He acts as the moral force within the group, trying to steer his family away from crime while protecting those he loves. His quick thinking and willingness to risk himself help orchestrate a path to a peaceful resolution.

Sanjana is Uday Shetty's half-sister who falls for Rajiv. She becomes central to the engagement plot and reveals the truth about the forged betrothal and the shooting of Lucky. Her actions oscillate between romantic involvement and strategic deception, ultimately aligning with Rajiv's plan to reform the others.

Uday Shetty is a powerful but morally conflicted mobster who seeks to marry Sanjana but cannot escape his criminal past. He is drawn into Rajiv's reform plan, revealing a capacity for loyalty to family and a desire for a lawful life. He acts as a catalyst for the film's conflicts and eventual transformation.

Majnu Bhai, real name Sagar Pandey, is Uday's best friend and fellow mobster who hides a sensitive passion for painting. His loyalty to family drives many comic moments, and he begins to rethink his criminal life as Rajiv orchestrates a change.

Ranvir Dhanraj Xaka, known as RDX, is a formidable underworld Don who values keeping his word and rules above all. He is intimidating and calculating, and his confrontation with Rajiv anchors the story’s climax as a test of loyalty and risk.

Dr. Dayal Ghungroo acts as the family patriarch who wants to shield Rajiv from crime. He flees to South Africa with his family to protect them and reveal the truth behind Rajiv's mother's wishes. His decisions anchor the film's moral tension and themes of protection.

Ishika is Ghungroo's sister-in-law who infiltrates the engagement by posing as Rajiv's childhood betrothed. Her deception disrupts the alliance and intensifies the group’s efforts to avert disaster.

Lucky is RDX's son who appears publicly to be dead but survives, driving the confrontation and forcing the family to confront the truth. His presence heightens the stakes and catalyzes the final choices about crime and loyalty.