Company (film) - Cast

Cast

  • Ajay Devgan ... Malik
  • Mohan Lal ... Srinivasan IPS (Extended Cameo)
  • Manisha Koirala ... Saroja
  • Vivek Oberoi ... Chandrakant (Chandu)
  • Seema Biswas ... Ranibai
  • Antara Mali ... Kannu
  • Akash Khurana ... Vilas Pandit
  • Mukesh Bhatt (Actor) ... Akram Bhai / Akram Ali Ansari
  • Madan Joshi ... Aslam bhai
  • Bharat Dabholkar ... Home Minister Rahute
  • Ganesh Yadav ... Yadav
  • Ashraf Ul Haq ... Krishnan
  • Akshay Verma ... Kenkare
  • Vijay Raaz ... Koda Singh
  • Manoj Goyal ... Mental Warsi
  • Urmila Matondkar ... Special appearance
  • Isha Koppikar ... Special appearance
  • Rajpal Yadav ... Joseph
  • Shabbir Masani ... David Khan
  • Rajendra Sethi ... Saeed
  • Pankaj Jha ... Anees
  • gopal k singh ... shurtis man

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