Karasev Petya|♠️

Casual Chic: Umka dresses like a typical 90s freelance artist. Her wardrobe is dominated by oversized pieces, loose leather jackets, black tops and tees, and dark, chunky knit sweaters.

Hairstyle and Hair: She has a short, sassy cut with no bangs. Her hair color in the series is reddish-blond (in some shots it veers toward copper or dark), styled intentionally casually, emphasizing her "wild teenager" and rebellious image. Face and Facial Expressions:

She has a European appearance, gray-blue eyes, expressive straight eyebrows, and natural facial features. The actress wears minimal makeup, emphasizing her natural pallor and youthfulness.

Figure and height: The girl has a thin, fragile build (the actress’s height is 167 cm), which creates a visual sense of vulnerability against the backdrop of massive bandits in leather jackets.

Anna (Umka) is one of the central female characters

Personality and profession: Umka is a creative person, an independent photographer who stands out against the backdrop of the harsh realities of the 1990s. Romantic relationships: Initially, she was the lover of Viktor (Peter's brother).

Idealization: Pyotr sees Umka not just as a girl, but as a "small island of beauty" in his brutal gangster world. Being a sensitive and vulnerable person (despite his gangster status), he falls passionately in love with her and idealizes her. Umka rejects his advances (even quoting Pushkin's Tatyana Larina), but this only fuels his desire to force her to be with him.

The tinted black BMW he drives around the city adds visual solidity to his image.

In everyday scenes and "showdowns" she can combine elements of the 90s sports style (tracksuits, jackets) with a leather top.

Peter's style is a clear demonstration of his criminal status and easy money. His wardrobe consists of iconic pieces of the era: Leather jackets and coats: The character's signature piece is a heavy, perfectly polished black leather jacket or long leather coat, serving as street "armor."

Hair: At the beginning of the story, Peter has long, dark, wavy hair.

Facial expressions and gaze: The hero has a heavy, cold, and piercing gaze, expressing constant internal tension. Peter rarely smiles; his face conveys sternness and a readiness for aggression.

Pyotr is contrasted with his half-brothers—the refined artist Yura and the younger Ruslan. His relationship with his mother (Flora) evolves into an uncompromising, brutal war of annihilation, fueled by betrayal, a thirst for revenge, and a power struggle.

The character is deeply contradictory. On the one hand, he's a cruel, cold, and aggressive gangster who lives by the rules of the street. In times of stress, he becomes self-aggression-driven (he even begins to strangle himself). On the other hand, Pyotr is drawn to beauty: he passionately loves opera (especially "The Queen of Spades"), takes vocal lessons, and, deep down, is guided by his own notions of goodness. According to the actor, Pyotr experiences colossal psychological pain, which gradually drives him to the brink of madness.

In the first season, Pyotr acts as the right-hand man of crime boss Mikhalych and is the foreman of the Zhigalinskaya gang. In the second season, he becomes the full-fledged leader of his own group.