He is a criminology professor who secretly consults criminals on their crimes. He works for the Broker, who is connected to the mafia.

He is a civil servant accused of murdering his wife and is framed for the crime. He seeks Khan’s help to get justice.

She is a model who goes on a dinner date with Khan. Her role in the story directly influences Khan’s decision to quit his work.

He is a politically connected contractor involved in corruption and violence. He murders Vaishali and frames Rajan for the crime.

He is a shopkeeper who gives false testimony due to police pressure, leading to Rajan’s imprisonment. He appears in the opening interrogation scene of the film.

She is Rajan’s wife who is murdered. Her murder is the central case of the first act of the story.

This is a cameo role. The Broker is an important character in the story but appears briefly. He is Khan’s boss and works for the mafia.

She is a journalist who exposes a corruption scandal and plays a key role in the film’s climax.

He is the investigating officer handling the murder case. He appears during the investigation and interrogation scenes.

He is a civil servant who is a client of Khan. He appears briefly with Khan in a case involving black money.

There are 9 male background actors who will appear throughout the movie. Some characters include two friends of Ravikant who appear in multiple scenes, two police constables who appear in multiple scenes, two auto drivers, one market goat seller, a bus conductor who arrives during Rajan’s escape from the police, and a barber who appears during the climax scene of the film. Most characters will have short dialogues.

There are 5 female background actors who will appear throughout the movie. These include a forensic team of three women who arrive during the murder investigation scene, one cyber cell officer who appears during investigation scenes at the police station, and one waiter who appears during a dinner date scene between Khan and Riya. 

There are 10 spectator background actors who appear during the public murder scene as onlookers. These spectators contribute to world realism but do not carry narrative weight and have no dialogue.

There are 60 student background actors who appear in the classroom scenes where Khan teaches. One student has dialogue, while the remaining students are non-speaking.

A passionate young filmmaker constantly juggling on-set chaos while chasing her Bollywood dreams. She finds herself drawn to Kabir while trying to keep her personal feelings out of her professional life.

A humorous and witty actor, he is the main comic act in the TV series. With his long list of girlfriends and messy situations, he always finds himself in trouble on and off the set.

A glamorous actress and model with a bold fashion sense and love for parties. She has a strong presence in Meera’s personal life.

A talented artist working on the music for Meera’s film. Calm, charismatic, and quietly heartbroken from a past relationship, his performances are a key highlight of the show. Actor must be skilled in singing, guitar, and basic piano as the character performs music throughout the series.

A producer and Meera’s boss. Corporate look, sharply dressed, and oversees Meera’s film production.

A real butcher hired to act in an action scene. Barely understands English, speaks a tribal language, and during the shoot creates chaos on set.

Meera’s assistant who is the Assistant Director of Meera’s film, constantly handling the unpredictable crises on set. Practical, calm, and someone Meera fully depends on during the shoot.

Rose is a chef whom Sid meets at a grocery store. She is intrigued by his charm and quickly becomes one of his romantic interests.

Riya is a Spanish tutor. She is Sid’s most desired of all his love interests. She calls Sid “Papi”, has Latina-type looks, and brings bold energy into his romantic chaos.

Priyanka is Sid’s ex-girlfriend who has unresolved issues with him. She keeps finding ways to step back into Sid’s life.

A rideshare driver who argues with his girlfriend on speaker during Meera’s Uber ride. He later attends a counseling session with her where he again gets stuck in an escalating argument. This role needs high-energy delivery and strong comic timing.

Heard on the phone during the ride and later seen in therapy. Short-tempered, confrontational with her boyfriend, with sharp accusations about him cheating on her.

A psychologist who conducts a session with the taxi driver and his girlfriend. During the therapy session, he gets caught between their dramatic arguments.

A transgender woman driving the car in the cop scene. Confident attitude and sharp comebacks when the cop stops them for a ticket. A supporting role with clear dialogue delivery required.

A transgender woman seated beside the driver in the same cop scene. A supporting role with dialogue, reacting confidently during the interaction.

Kabir’s ex-girlfriend who still shares an emotional connection with him. Her return makes Meera insecure and creates emotional distance between Meera and Kabir.

A female doctor who treats Sid at the hospital. Sid tries to flirt with her during the check-up.

Background performers needed to appear as Kabir’s band members, film set crew, and general public in crowd or café scenes.

Debasmita

Nura is the daughter of Sarah, a para-anthropologist. Her family is infamous for practicing dark magic to help people. After her mother attempts to summon a jinn through a forbidden ritual, Nura becomes the target of paranormal events. She is the main character of the story.

Hasan is an aspiring paranormal investigator. He studies cases of possession and plays a key role in uncovering the relationship between the jinn and the taweez.

The jinn is the main antagonist who orchestrates possessions and deaths, targets Nura, and seeks a taweez tied to Nura’s bloodline.

Sana is Nura’s close friend. She gives Nura refuge when she experiences paranormal events. Sana later becomes possessed by a dangerous ghoul jinn.

Monaswita Nath

A para-anthropology research student who gets possessed by a dangerous jinn. She is a close friend of Nura, Sana, and Hasan.

Mohammad Sabbir Husain

A spiritual healer and practitioner of ruqyah who treats cases of jinn possession, black magic, and the evil eye.

Nura’s mother, a known para-anthropologist and metaphysicist who attempts to summon a jinn through a forbidden ritual.

Ganesh Mahato

A jinn disguised as an old man who asks Nura questions about a taweez.

An angel in human form that appears once when Ayat al-Kursi is recited. She prevents the jinn from harming Nura.

Jivisha is a five-year-old girl. She doesn't go to school and lives with her parents in a small house.

A father struggling with debt while caring for his terminally ill wife and young daughter.

A terminally ill mother who remains confined to the house and bed for most of the film.

Two male debt recovery agents who come to the family’s home to demand repayment. They publicly humiliate the father outside the house.

Men who rehearse and perform the Bhaona play alongside Jivisha’s father. They appear during rehearsal scenes and the public performance.

People from the village who gather during the public confrontation scene outside the house.Villagers and tourists who gather to watch the play performance.