he Brahman Kamir was a priest of Kali. He would suffer his first death around A.D. 390. Kamir surprised some robbers who were stealing the statue of a Hindu God, and was killed by them. After he became Immortal, he was found by Sanjiv Gupta who became his mentor. Throughout his life, Kamir identified himself with India, and remained loyal to his country. He was, even up to the present day, a priest of Kali.

In 1995, Kamir lived in Delhi and was still fighting for the preservation of Indian culture. He followed the trail of the precious statue of Kali Bengal. He tracked it to an antiques dealer in London. The dealer indeed had the statue but had already sold it to the United States. For his blasphemy, Kamir strangled Millay in the traditional way of the Thugee, with a silk cloth.

Kamir's sword is a sabre, according to Rudy Bryant, Watcher Curator of Bladed Weapons, it seemed to be similar to the sabre of the 18th century British Light Infantry, with a long, curved single edged blade with a pistol grip hilt. Bryant thought it an unusual choice for a high priest of Kali and Thuggee. Kamir was also very adept with a Bo Staff.