Acharya

A devoted Gurukul disciple and ardent defender of Dharma, Siddha confronts Basava’s cruelty to protect his people. His origins and connection to Acharya are revealed, underscoring his role as a catalyst for the village’s resistance. He dies while trying to halt the mining scheme, leaving a lasting legacy for Acharya to carry forward.

A seasoned naxal leader who raises Siddha and fights to defend the villagers’ land and faith. He plans rescues, battles Basava’s forces, and pledges to continue Siddha’s mission after his death, embodying the movie’s call to uphold Dharma under pressure.

Acharya’s comrade who supports the rebellion from within. He helps coordinate actions against the mining scheme and the regime that oppresses the village.

A loyal follower of Acharya who contributes to the movement and stands by the cause of protecting the village and its sacred sites.

The tyrannical municipal chairman who uses mining to seize village lands. He collaborates with Rathod, manipulating authorities to crush dissent for personal gain.

A ruthless mining magnate who partners with Basava to destroy sacred grounds. His henchmen execute orders that threaten the village and its temple.

Acharya’s naxal squadron leader and Siddha’s father, who sacrifices himself for the cause. His death becomes a powerful motivator for Acharya to protect Siddha’s legacy.

The elder guardian who raises Siddha in Dharmasthali, safeguarding him and instilling the values of Dharma from infancy.

Rathod’s ally who participates in the scheme to destroy the temple and the village’s way of life, facing consequences when confronted by Siddha and Acharya.

A villager who stands with the community against mining, representing the common people's struggle and resilience.

A dancer connected to the Saana Kastam sequence, illustrating the cultural life and festivities of the village.

A key female figure within the village’s wider narrative arc, connected to the social fabric of Dharmasthali and Padaghattam.