Gracy Singh (Gauri): Gracy Singh became a household name with her role as Gauri. Following Lagaan, she appeared in films including Munna Bhai M.B.B.S. and Armaan. She later shifted her focus to television, notably starring in Santoshi Maa, and became actively involved with the Brahma Kumaris spiritual organisation.

Raj Zutshi (Ismail), the village potter and one of Champaner's dependable batsmen. Raj Zutshi first became known for his appearance in Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak and shared a long association with Aamir Khan. He has appeared in numerous Hindi films and television projects over a career spanning several decades. He recently played a pivotal role in Dhurandhar 2.

Suhasini Mulay (Yashodamai): Already an accomplished performer before Lagaan, Suhasini Mulay continued to impress audiences with roles in films such as Dil Chahta Hai, Jodhaa Akbar and Mohenjo Daro. She remains active in both mainstream and independent cinema

Paul Blackthorne (Captain Andrew Russell): As the ruthless Captain Russell, Paul Blackthorne created one of Bollywood's most memorable villains. Post-Lagaan, he built a successful television career with prominent roles in ER, 24 and Arrow, while frequently expressing fond memories of working on the film.

Aditya Lakhia (Kachra), the disabled Dalit spinner whose unique bowling becomes the team's secret weapon. Kachra remains one of the most iconic and emotionally significant characters in Lagaan, symbolizing the film's challenge to caste discrimination. Aditya Lakhia had worked in films and television before Lagaan, but the role of Kachra became the defining performance of his career.

Akhilendra Mishra (Arjan), the village blacksmith and a strong batsman in the Champaner XI. Became a household name as Kroor Singh in the television fantasy series Chandrakanta. Also earned praise for his role as Mirchi Seth in Sarfarosh.

Amin Hajee (Bagha), the mute village drummer who becomes an important member of the cricket team. Director Ashutosh Gowariker reportedly approached him directly for the role because of their earlier association, and Hajee prepared extensively to portray a mute character authentically. He later worked in films such as Swades and became a respected actor and filmmaker.

Yashpal Sharma (Lakha): Known for portraying Lakha and his memorable redemption arc, Yashpal Sharma went on to build a prolific acting career. His notable works include Gangaajal, Chandu Champion and Bastar: The Naxal Story. He also expanded into Telugu cinema with Lakshyam in 2007.

Daya Shankar Pandey (Goli), the energetic fast bowler known for his distinctive bowling action. Pandey later appeared in notable films such as Swades, Gangaajal and Raajneeti. He is widely recognized today for playing Inspector Chalu Pandey in the TV show Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah.

Rachel Shelley (Elizabeth Russell): Rachel Shelley won audiences over as Elizabeth Russell, the British woman who helped the villagers master cricket. She later earned international acclaim for playing Helena Peabody in The L Word and has continued working across British and global television, recently appearing in Netflix's Kohrra.

Kulbhushan Kharbanda (Raja Puran Singh): The veteran actor brought warmth and wisdom to Raja Puran Singh. Over the years, he has remained active across Hindi, Punjabi and theatre productions. His recent credits include The Crew and Jewel Thief - The Heist Begins.

Rajendra Gupta (Mukhiya Shambhu,) Bhuvan's father and the respected village headman of Champaner in Lagaan. He has been a part of numerous shows, he was last seen in Black Warrant and Drop Out. 

Aamir Khan (Bhuvan): Aamir Khan's portrayal of the determined villager Bhuvan remains one of the most celebrated performances of his career. After Lagaan, he delivered blockbuster hits such as 3 Idiots, PK and Dangal, while also establishing himself as a successful producer with projects like Laapataa Ladies and Sitaare Zameen Par.

Raghubir Yadav (Bhura): Raghubir Yadav's lovable Bhura added humour and heart to Lagaan. The actor has since delivered several acclaimed performances, with modern audiences especially embracing him as Pradhan Ji in the hit web series Panchayat.

Pradeep Rawat (Deva Singh Sodhi), a former Sikh soldier and the only villager with prior cricket experience. He became the team's all-rounder and mentor. Before Lagaan, he gained recognition as Sultan in Sarfarosh and had portrayed Ashwatthama in the TV epic Mahabharat. Later became a prominent villain in South Indian cinema, appearing in films such as Ghajini and Sye.