Aladdin and His Magic Lamp

A clever, brave youth who navigates danger in Baghdad and the Sunken City. He is quick-witted and resourceful, driven by a desire to protect his family and win Budhur’s affection. His journey evolves from capture and escape to clever use of the lamp’s power.

The Sultan’s daughter who challenges the status quo and dares to test Aladdin. She is bold, strategic, and capable of shaping political outcomes. Her relationship with Aladdin becomes the center of the conflict and eventual union.

A powerful lamp spirit who grants wishes and interacts with Aladdin, sometimes unpredictably. The djinn’s presence accelerates the plot and reveals the consequences of wielding magical power.

A master of deception who feigns kinship to manipulate Aladdin into seizing the lamp’s power. He embodies the main external threat and triggers the climactic showdown.

A ruler shaped by tradition and spectacle, whose decisions set the political stakes for the love story. He must balance authority with the needs of his daughter and subjects.

A resourceful and protective figure who takes charge when danger threatens. She summons the djinn from the lamp to save her son and stands as the moral center of the family.

Aladdin’s father, a humble figure who triggers key events through his interactions with the magician and the search for the lamp.

Mubarak’s adviser and a political figure whose loyalties and influence shape palace dynamics.

A city guard who embodies law and order as Aladdin’s perilous journey unfolds.