Kabir’s mother, a kind and loving woman wrongfully accused of theft, who remains incarcerated in an overcrowded Indian prison due to prejudices and systemic flaws.

A tough and protective older woman who shares the prison cell with Amma and Kabir, offering guidance and acting as a surrogate grandmother.

The sole teacher at the prison school who, with limited resources, strives to prepare the children for life outside by teaching practical skills and philosophical lessons.

The first friend Kabir makes after his release, who helps him navigate the outside world by sharing her knowledge and skills for surviving on the streets.

Kabir’s paternal grandparents who, after learning of his existence, embrace him and Amma into their lives, overcoming past prejudices to value family bonds.

A boy in Kabir's grandparents’ apartment building who becomes his friend, sharing a dedication to doing good and supporting Kabir’s goals.

The compassionate headmistress of a residential school who empathetically supports low-caste children like Kabir and Rani.

A lawyer working for an organization that assists those without access to legal counsel, playing a crucial role in addressing the injustices faced by Amma.