Character List: Delhi, Mumbai, Agra - Indian Setting

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Characters in an Indian Story

Delhi

  • Father Timothy: A Catholic priest
  • Mr. Agnihotri: Works at Delhi Children's Home for Boys
  • Mr. Gupta: A fortune-teller
  • Colonel Taylor: An Australian diplomat
  • Rebecca Taylor: His wife
  • Roy Taylor: Their son
  • Maggie Taylor: Their daughter
  • Jeevan Kumar: Works for the Indian government, the Australian High Commissioner's servant
  • Akshay: A boy in the rain
  • Meenakshi: A girl in the rain
  • Their parents are robbers.

Mumbai

  • Inspector Godbole: A police inspector
  • Sethji: A gangster whose real name is Babu Pillai, also called Maman
  • Mustafa: Works for Maman
  • Punnoose: (Further details needed)
  • Masterji: A music teacher
  • Some guards and beggars
  • Neelima Kumari: A famous actress
  • Balwant Singh: An old soldier
  • Mr. Ramakrishna: The chawl manager
  • Mr. Shantaram: A new resident in the chawl
  • Mrs. Shantaram: His wife
  • Gudiya Shantaram: Their daughter
  • Ahmed Khan: Salim's boss
  • Prakash Rao: A customer in a bar

Agra

  • Shankar: An orphan
  • Swapna Devi: A rich woman
  • Lajwanti: A maid
  • Nita: Ram's girlfriend
  • Nita's Father
  • Utpal Chatterjee: A father and English teacher
  • Tourists and dinner guests

Definitions

  • Warden: Someone whose job is to be responsible for a particular place or thing.
  • Deputy: Someone whose job is the second most important in a department or organization.
  • Punished: To make someone suffer because they have done something against the law or against the rules.
  • Beggar: Someone who is very poor and lives by asking people for money or food.
  • Blind: Unable to see.
  • Bruise: A mark that you get on your body if you are hit.
  • Foundry: A factory where metal or glass is heated and made into different objects.
  • Wound: An injury in which your skin is damaged.
  • Bullet: A small piece of metal that is shot from a gun and causes serious damage.
  • Railing: A fence made of narrow posts supporting an upper bar.
  • Sacked: To tell someone that they can no longer work at their job.
  • Den: A room in a house where someone goes to be alone.
  • Berth: A bed on a train or ship.
  • Stain: A mark left accidentally on clothes or a surface.
  • Dare: To be courageous.
  • Betray: If you betray someone, you do something to hurt them.
  • Revenge: Something that you do to hurt someone.

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