An educated Sikh political activist visiting Mano Majra, he faces suspicion and personal conflict as he navigates the challenges in the village community.

The local magistrate whose decisions deeply affect the course of events, navigating the tension between duty, corruption, and personal guilt.

The village's Sikh leader, known for his hospitality and kindness, particularly towards newcomers, with an influential role in the community's dynamics.

The blind Muslim leader of the village, respected despite his age and disability, concerned for his community's precarious future.

The daughter of Imam Baksh and Juggut Singh's love interest, caught in the crossfire of cultural and religious tensions.

A young Muslim performer connected with Mr. Hukum Chand, representing the intersection of personal and societal issues during times of upheaval.

A police official under Hukum Chand, initially decent but gradually compromised by the demands of his superiors.

A violent gang leader whose actions escalate the village's predicament, pushing the boundaries of law and order.

A young Sikh militant intent on recruiting others for a militant cause, symbolizing youth radicalization during partition tensions.