Daya Jethalal Gada, also known as Dayaben, is Jethalal's wife and Tapu's mother from Gokuldham Society. A dedicated homemaker from Ahmedabad, she's celebrated for her Garba dancing and culinary skills. Dayaben is caring, religious, and superstitious, believing in black magic and ghosts. She is fiercely protective, having been honored as Naari Ratna for defeating the Chaddi Gang. She calls Jethalal "Tapu ke Papa," is close to her family, and has an 'Om' tattoo on her right arm.

Daya Jethalal Gada from TMKOC

Komal Hathi from TMKOC

Rita Shrivastav, a reporter for *Kal Tak News Channel* in her early 20s, is passionate, curious, and dedicated to journalism. Residing in Gokuldham Society, she balances professionalism with a cheerful personality. Known for her over the top reporting, weird questions and signature microphone, she covers society events and engages in squabble with Popatlal, hinting at possible romantic interest. Rita values authenticity in reporting, community welfare, and celebrates Gokuldham’s lively culture.

Rita Reporter from TMKOC

Anjali Taarak Mehta, known as ATM, is a disciplined, health-conscious homemaker and yoga instructor. She enforces strict diet rules on her husband Taarak, often causing tension. Smart, caring, and organized, she motivates others to adopt healthier habits. However, her obsession with health makes her overbearing and inflexible. She experiments with unusual low-calorie dishes, much to Taarak's dismay, and fears losing control over her disciplined lifestyle or failing in her efforts.

Anjali Tarak Mehta (ATM) from TMKOC

Babita Iyer, a Bengali woman, is a former model, dancer, and now a housewife in Gokuldham Society. With her fit and stylish appearance, she enjoys fitness activities like jogging, yoga & swimming. Married to Krishnan Iyer, she shares a loving relationship with him. She is oblivious to Jethalal's crush on her. Smart, confident & social, Babita bonds closely with the Mahila Mandal. Though she dislikes chores, she enjoys Shopping, dancing, festivals, & maintaining her independence in the society.

Babita Iyer from TMKOC

Bhootni, a 200 yo ghost, haunts Gokuldham Society. Appearing as a woman in her late 20s, she has piercing blue eyes, flowing black hair, and wears a Pristine white saree. Mysterious and sadistic, she revels in terrorizing residents with maniacal laughter and talking in her bone chiling voice. Her origins are unclear, but she thrives on fear, often appearing in Rain and thunderstorms, asking address to her victims and then disappearing and stalking them.

Bhootni from TMKOC

Madhavi Bhide is a pragmatic and organized woman in her late 20s, living in Gokuldham Society. With a traditional look & deep connection to her Maharashtrian roots, she runs a successful homemade Aachar-Papad business. A devoted wife to Atmaram & mother to Sonu, she often mediates family matters while actively participating in society events. Known for her no-nonsense approach, she softens with humor & care for her family & community. She is also a key member of the Mahila Mandal.

Madhavi Bhide from TMKOC

Sonalika "Sonu" Bhide, a 22-year-old student and vice-captain of Tapu Sena, is the intelligent, kind-hearted daughter of Atmaram Bhide (Tuition teacher) and Madhavi Bhide (Business woman). She is Known for her academic excellence and cheerful personality, she balances fun and responsibility as the group's voice of reason. Residing in Gokuldham Society, Sonu values family, friends, and justice while sharing a close bond with Tapu Sena, especially Tapu, her best friend and possible love interest.

Sonalika "Sonu" Bhide from TMKOC

Jethalal Gada is a dramatic, lovable Gujarati businessman who runs Gada Electronics and lives in Gokuldham Society. 

He constantly finds himself in the middle of trouble—be it at home, the shop, or the society. A loving son and family man; a loyal friend, an honest businessman, and a reluctant trouble magnet. 

He faces it all with sarcasm, panic, dramatic reactions, witty one-liners, and heart. 

But when life gets out of control, he calls his “fire brigade” —Taarak Mehta— on speed dial.

Jethalal Champaklal Gada from TMKOC

Roshan Kaur Sodhi, is a confident, strong-willed woman from a Parsi background, married to a Punjabi, Roshan Singh Sodhi. She balances her cultural roots with her husband’s lively nature & is a devoted wife & mother. Known for her firm yet caring demeanor, she humorously scolds her husband for his drinking habits. Actively involved in Gokuldham Society's social events, Roshan is a key member of the Mahila Mandal & takes pride in her household and culinary skills.