5 amazingly crafted characters in movies on Netflix that will mesmerize you to the core

These characters make an impression that doesn’t go away, whether it’s because of their powerful presence, altruism, or sharp humor.

1. Inspector Mala played by Trupti Khamkar in Crew

The portrayal of Inspector Mala by Trupti Khamkar in Crew gives the stereotype of a harsh cop a fun spin. She is a tough, shrewd, and dedicated professional who strives to maintain order amidst the turmoil of the aviation sector, but what really makes her stand out is the way she unintentionally becomes a humorous source. Her grave manner and the ridiculousness of everything around her lend the movie an almost acerbic humor that uplifts the humor without ever trying too hard.

2. Ajay Dixit’s mother played by Anjuman Saxena in Bawaal

The mother-in-law of Varun Dhawan in Bawaal, portrayed by Anjuman Saxena, reinvents the position in Indian cinema and provides a welcome change from the conventional depiction. Her behaviors reveal a lot about her modern sensibilities despite her outward displays of warmth and tradition. She is sensible, helpful, and fiercely protective of her family, especially when it comes to her daughter-in-law, Nisha Dixit (Janhvi Kapoor). Her covert giving Nisha her saved money and encouraging her to enjoy her trip is one of the most heartwarming moments.

3. Mai played by Chhaya Kadam in Laapataa Ladies

Mai, portrayed by Chhaya Kadam in Laapataa Ladies, is a formidable representation of women’s independence and self-sufficiency, embodying knowledge and empowerment. She actively teaches and encourages other women to adopt these ideals in addition to living by them. Mai’s connection with Phool is especially motivating since she constantly stresses the value of earning something, no matter how little, in order to prevent any women from ever being dependant on another person.

4. Devika Malvade played by Jyothika in Srikanth

In the movie, Jyothika’s character, Devika Malvade, the teacher of Shankarth, serves as Rajkummar Rao’s character’s moral compass and emotional support. She is without a doubt the focal point of the narrative, demonstrating the enormous influence an altruistic mentor can have on a person’s destiny. Her unfailing support and dedication to Srikanth are what set her apart, as she steps in when he is at his lowest, offering not only shelter but the kind of unconditional care and direction that few people would do, even for their own children.

5. Bhanu played by Pankaj Tripathi in Mimi

A masterclass in subdued tenderness and sincere devotion is Pankaj Tripathi’s portrayal of Bhanu in Mimi. A straightforward driver-client interaction develops into one of the most endearing and unexpected friendships in the movie. Bhanu (Kriti Sanon) swiftly establishes himself as Mimi’s (Kriti Sanon) most dependable support system thanks to his charming awkwardness, gentle attitude, and weird sense of humor. With a deft mix of comedy and profound emotional sensitivity, Bhanu becomes Mimi’s rock-solid confidant and, in the end, a father figure to her child as she navigates the emotionally taxing path of surrogacy.