Sansad Showdown Characters: Every Fighter and Shakti Special

The roster is the game. Eight cartoon netas step into the parliament arena in Sansad Showdown official site, each with a nickname drawn from their public image and a Shakti special built from pure meme logic. This guide walks the whole card, fighter by fighter, and ends with the one opponent you cannot pick.

Mitraman and Yatra Boy: the headline bout

Mitraman, in the orange kurta, is the face on the poster and the most picked fighter in the game. His Shakti, Mitra Chakra, lifts him into the air and sends a huge glowing chakra spinning across the arena. He is the natural first main: readable moves, a spectacular special and the crowd on his side.

Yatra Boy, in white, answers with Aloo Se Sona, the most famous joke in the game: a machine appears, the opponent goes in as a potato and comes out as gold. The animation alone wins rounds in the group chat. Players who like him tend to play patient, charge the meter and let the machine do the talking.

Deedee and Tariff Taau: chaos corners

Deedee brings Jadu Hobe, a bubbling pot and a chant of humba humba that turns the opponent into a frog. It is the funniest transformation in the roster and a genuine momentum swing, because a hopping opponent cannot guard your next rush.

Tariff Taau is the visiting heavyweight in the suit. Tariff Tsunami signs a golden executive order, throws tariff crates into a vortex and drops a giant stamp from the sky. His whole kit feels heavier, and players who main him play like it: fewer buttons, bigger moments. The full breakdown of his kit sits in the Tariff Taau fighter guide.

Dozer Dada and Toll Man: the heavy machinery

Dozer Dada opens his Shakti with laser eyes, which is already a statement, before the bulldozer arrives for Dozer Ka Dhamaka and slams its bucket three times. He is a pressure fighter: once he walks you to the corner of the arena, the round feels very short.

Toll Man runs the strangest workshop in the game. Gaddha Blast opens a pothole under the opponent, brews E20 fuel from sugarcane into it and drops a match. It takes a moment to unfold, which makes it perfect against opponents who love to stand still and block.

Sutti Babu and Rail Raja: the showmen

Sutti Babu freezes the whole arena with Time is Money: a giant coin clock stops the clock, its coins form a dragon that strikes three times, and the dragon rolls the opponent flat as a coin. Timing this special as the round timer runs low is a house speciality.

Rail Raja closes the roster with the Rail Raja Express, a steam train out of a tunnel of fire with him riding the roof. It is the longest special animation in the game and the one most likely to be clipped and shared. Our combined profile of both showmen is in the Rail Raja and Sutti Babu guide.

Mbapu: the fighter you cannot pick

Win through the card and the final opponent is Mbapu, the boss. He is not on the select screen, and his fight ignores the normal rules: there is a Shanti meter instead of a health bar to drain, and punching your way through does not work.

The boss fight rewards blocking and patience, and it gets its own full walkthrough in the Mbapu boss fight guide. Learn the eight fighters first; the boss will still be waiting, calmly.