Gustad's traditional Parsi wife, with a daring pixie haircut, who remains within the home and building, focusing on her family and occasionally engaging in rituals and spells to protect them.

The eldest child of Gustad and Dilnavaz, admitted to the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), who represents modern India with his preference for a liberal arts path contrary to his father's wishes.

Gustad and Dilnavaz's middle child at age 15, embodying a youthful image of his father with shared interests in fitness and representing traditional values moving toward the future.

The youngest child who enjoys school and is cherished by her father, associated with themes of vulnerability due to her prolonged illness in the story.

A disabled man in his mid-30s living in Khodadad Building, who, despite his intellectual challenges, shares a special bond with Gustad and is known for both comic relief and innocence.

An elderly woman in Khodadad Building, known for her knowledge of spells and magical rituals, feared by children and sometimes visited by Dilnavaz for guidance.

Gustad’s jovial work colleague and friend, known for his humor and loyalty, who is supportive of Gustad’s endeavors and maintains a playful relationship with Roshan.

A former neighbor and close friend of Gustad, sharing similar values and regularly practicing prayers together, whose mysterious disappearance strains their friendship.