Bajrangi Bhaijaan - Characters & Cast

Driven by his deep devotion to Lord Hanuman and his promise to return the "voiceless" child to her mother.

Starts as a rigid, somewhat narrow-minded man governed by strict social and religious rules. Through his journey, he evolves into a symbol of universal peace, learning that his duty to humanity is higher than his duty to social norms.

The primal desire to find her mother and return to her home in the mountains.

Though she remains mute for most of the film, her character arc is externalized through the change she inspires in Pavan and the public. Her journey is one of physical and emotional return.

Initially fame and survival, but later shifted by Pavan's sincerity to pursue the truth for the sake of humanity.

Initially a cynical, struggling journalist looking for a sensational "scoop," he becomes a dedicated activist who uses his skills to protect Pavan and spread a message of hope.

Love for Pavan and an innate sense of justice.

Serves as Pavan's emotional support and moral conscience in India. She encourages his mission, representing the progressive and compassionate side of the Indian populace.