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* [[Guru Singh]] as Ajeet, the tall silent turban man and possibly shy worker whose character was developed thru out the season. Shows displeasure at Todd. Madhuri's love interest. A Poet. He spoke on the season finale episode and played a major role.
* [[Guru Singh]] as Ajeet, the tall silent turban man and possibly shy worker whose character was developed thru out the season. Shows displeasure at Todd. Madhuri's love interest. A Poet. He spoke on the season finale episode and played a major role.


* [[Thushari Jayasekera]] as Pinky, a fun and hard working call center worker at Mid America Novelties, who is adventure seeking, ready to learn and whose character was developed in depth thru the season. Does funny and stupid things. Ready to defend her fellow call center team as well as party with the big boss. Played a leading role in the season finale.
* [[Thushari Jayasekera]] as Pinky, a fun and hard working call center worker at Mid America Novelties, who is adventure seeking, ready to learn and whose character was developed in depth thru the season. Does funny and awkward things. Ready to defend her fellow call center team as well as party with the big boss. Played a leading role in the season finale.


==Recurring==
==Recurring==

Revision as of 19:45, 4 July 2011

These are characters from the American TV series Outsourced. Characters are only listed once, normally under the first applicable subsection in the list; very minor characters are listed under the minor character section. Characters that appear in only one episode are not listed.

Main Characters

  • Ben Rappaport as Todd Dempsy, a Kansas City native who is transferred to India to run the call center for Mid American Novelties. He doesn't understand Indian culture as is constantly unintentionally offending workers. He was revealed to be a big fan of Kansas City Chiefs football. He is currently employed as Executive Manager.
  • Rizwan Manji as Rajiv Gidwani, Todd's mischievous assistant manager at Mid American Novelties, who is hard-nosed and unapologetic and who aspires to be Todd's replacement (whether that happens due to either Todd's success or his downfall). When Todd is promoted to "Executive Manager," he is promoted to Manager. His intentions are not to be mean, but to only run the company professionally and business-like. It had been his life-long dream to become manager of Mid America Novelties. Once he became manager, he could marry Vimi, the girl of his dreams.
  • Sacha Dhawan as Manmeet, a call center employee for Mid American Novelties, who dreams of America and quickly becomes good friends with his boss, Todd Dempsy. He is allegedly known for being the hip one, who is fascinated by American culture. Manmeet is girl-crazy; he has had several "over the phone" relationships with American callers and flirts with almost every woman he meets. He seems more interested in American women than Indian women, stating in one episode that American women are not concerned with his father's occupation or where he went to school. This, along with his reluctance to ask one of Tonya's friends to dance at a Halloween party, indicates that Manmeet may actually have a bit of an inferiority complex.
  • Rebecca Hazlewood as Asha, a call center employee for Mid American Novelties and love interest of Todd, who is frequently the voice of reason in the office and plans to pursue an arranged marriage. There may possibly be a relationship or love situation going on between Todd and Asha despite there already being one with Tonya.
  • Parvesh Cheena as Gupta, a very talkative call center employee for Mid American Novelties, who constantly yearns to be the center of attention, his alter ego is "Aluk", it was revealed that he and Todd are in the same apartment building.
  • Anisha Nagarajan as Madhuri, a shy and soft-spoken call center employee for Mid American Novelties whose income alone supports her entire family. As time passes, Madhuri opens up, becoming one of the office gossips. Madhuri also has a beautiful singing voice, and the others convince her to enter a singing contest.
  • Diedrich Bader as Charlie Davies, another American call center manager for the company All-American Hunter. For several episodes, Charlie nurses a crush on Tonya, but eventually has a short term relationship with Tonya's mother.
  • Pippa Black as Tonya, an Australian call center manager for the company Koala Airlines who is easygoing with a sense of adventure; by mid-season, she and Todd are romantically involved.

Main Recurring Principal Characters

These two were featured and then became breakout characters on the show Outsourced. They both have gotten very good reviews.

  • Guru Singh as Ajeet, the tall silent turban man and possibly shy worker whose character was developed thru out the season. Shows displeasure at Todd. Madhuri's love interest. A Poet. He spoke on the season finale episode and played a major role.
  • Thushari Jayasekera as Pinky, a fun and hard working call center worker at Mid America Novelties, who is adventure seeking, ready to learn and whose character was developed in depth thru the season. Does funny and awkward things. Ready to defend her fellow call center team as well as party with the big boss. Played a leading role in the season finale.

Recurring

  • A-Team, a group of higher authorities, rude, snobby, and taunting, they on the higher class scale of value in their company which happens to be located in the same building
  • Jerry Stern (played by Matt Walsh), Todd's supervisor; he is often careless and somewhat of a jerk. After his wife left him he became a "party guy" for a moment then went back to professionalism, then promoted Todd to executive manager which put Rajiv at manager.
  • Maid, the maid at Todd's apartment,
  • Vimi, (played by Noureen Dewulf), Vimi is Rajiv's Fiance, they are planning to get married since Rajiv is now manager.

References