Regular Characters
Recurring characters in the Byomkesh series include:
- Ajit Bandyopadhyay : Byomkesh's close friend and narrator of most of his stories.
- Satyaboti : Byomkesh's wife. The two first meet in Arthomanortham.
- Khoka : Nicknames of Byomkesh's son. His original name is nowhere mentioned.
- Sukumar : Satyaboti's elder brother. Byomkesh saves him from a murder charge in Arthomanortham.
- Puntiram : Home servant. He is seen in every story which takes place in Calcutta.
- Rakhal : Policeman.
- AnukulBabu : He is first seen as doctor as well as the landlord in Satyanweshi, later he is found in Uposonghar.
- Tridibendra Narayan Roy : Jamindar of a certain territory of North Bengal, seen in Seemonto-Heera & then in Chorabali.
- Ashwini Ghatak : This doctor is found in Chitrochor & Durgo Rohosyo.
- Inspector Purandar Pandey : Appears in Chitrachor, Durgarahasya and Bahnipatanga.
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