Mohan Ghale
Mohan Ghale is Ajay Ghale's father and the founder of the Golden Path from Far Cry 4. In the Pagan: Control DLC he returns as a figure in Pagan's memories and acts as a secondary antagonist.
- Role
- Antagonist
- Affiliation
- Golden Path
Good to know
- Voiced by Geet Arora.
- He served in Kyrat's Royal Guard before the civil war.
- He married Ishwari in an arranged match when she was only 13.
- He briefly worked alongside Pagan Min before Pagan seized the throne.
- His scattered journal, which Ajay collects in Far Cry 4, tells most of his story.
Who he was
Mohan was a Royalist who survived the attack on Kyrat's royal family. He welcomed Pagan's help at first and thought well of him. When Pagan killed the young heir and took power, Mohan turned on him and founded the Golden Path, named after a dream of Ishwari's.
Role in Pagan: Control
In Pagan: Control, which plays out inside Pagan's mind, Mohan appears as one of the voices Pagan has to face. He pushes Pagan to stop blaming others and look at his own guilt.
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When Mohan learned that Ishwari had a daughter, Lakshmana, with Pagan, he killed the child. His journal frames it as correcting Ishwari's mistake. Ishwari shot him soon afterwards.
Related characters
- Supporting
Ajay Ghale
Ajay Ghale, the hero of Far Cry 4, turns up in the Pagan: Control DLC as a figure inside Pagan Min's mind. You meet him as both the son Pagan wanted and the enemy who took Kyrat from him.
- Supporting
Ishwari Ghale
Ishwari Ghale co-founded Kyrat's Golden Path and is the mother of Ajay Ghale and of Lakshmana, her daughter with Pagan Min. In the Pagan: Control DLC she lives on in Pagan's memories and regrets.
- Supporting
Lakshmana Min
Lakshmana Min was the daughter of Pagan Min and Ishwari Ghale, killed as a baby. In the Pagan: Control DLC an older version of her lives in Pagan's mind and calls to him for help.
Image: UbisoftProtagonistPagan Min
Pagan Min is the self-styled King of Kyrat from Far Cry 4 and the playable lead of Far Cry 6's Pagan: Control DLC. The DLC takes place inside his mind, where he fights a darker version of himself called the Tyrant.