The mysterious Guruji of Pankaj Tripathi woven a web of chaos and philosophy. His cool exterior belied his evil intentions, which made him an enthralling foe.
With an iron grip, Ali Fazal's Kaleen Bhaiya governed Mirzapur. He was the picture of cold-blooded dominance, with his deliberate movements and piercing gaze.
The representation of a corrupt politician by Nishikant Kamat exposed the depths of political corruption. His deceptive methods brought avarice and societal decay to light.
Amit Sadh's Kabir, a complex police officer turned anti-hero, struggled with inner demons. His fuzziness of morality caused viewers to doubt what was right and wrong.
The Gaitonde of Nawazuddin Siddiqui was unfiltered, erratic, and endearing. His ascent and decline told a compelling story of aspiration and failure.
Beena by Rasika Dugal was a quiet storm. Her composed exterior belied shrewd tactics, making her a formidable opponent.
Himmat by Kay Kay Menon made distinguishing between obsession and bravery difficult. His unwavering pursuit exposed the darker sides of patriotism.