Bahubuthayo

A pragmatic journalist who travels with Bunty to Kirindiwela. He approaches the assignment with healthy skepticism but is gradually drawn into the village’s legends as the haunting intensifies. He relies on a magical instrument to reveal true faces, guiding risky decisions and keeping the duo alive.

The other journalist, quick-witted and curious, who snaps a photo of Tikiri and dives headlong into the mystery. He becomes entangled in the danger as Tikiri’s influence grows, yet remains loyal and audacious as they seek help. His impulsive curiosity pushes the investigation toward a dangerous confrontation.

A young girl who is revealed to be an evil spirit masquerading as a child. She exerts a malevolent cunning, manipulating the environment and people around her to advance the haunting. Her innocence is a mask that sustains the nightmare until the climactic exorcism.

The village exorcist who hosts the journalists and claims to keep Tikiri as his helper. His hospitality feels strange, hinting at a deeper involvement in the village’s dark history. His revelations propel the plot and raise questions about who truly controls the haunting.

The journalists’ roommate whose ordinary life becomes caught in the chaotic supernatural events. Chaminda is drawn into Tikiri’s widening influence, illustrating how supernatural forces can destabilize everyday relationships and spaces.

A god in human form who surveys the chaotic scene with a mix of suspicion and confusion. His disguise makes it hard to discern reality, until he tests Tikiri with a magical instrument and the truth becomes undeniable. He represents a divine perspective caught between intervention and ambiguity.

A demon manifested as the bus devil, foreshadowing the village’s dark forces and instilling fear beyond the village border. He embodies the reach of evil and the sense that danger travels with the characters. His appearance marks the beginning of the supernatural threat’s spread.

A devil figure glimpsed on the streets, reinforcing the sense that malevolent forces inhabit public spaces as well as private ones. His appearances heighten the tension and remind the protagonists that danger lurks in everyday places.

A local figure whose presence threads through the village’s lore. He contributes to the atmosphere and history the journalists uncover, serving as part of the backdrop against which the exorcism unfolds.