Delhi Safari

Sultan is a dedicated father and protector of his territory in the national park. His bravery and selflessness shine through when he tries to defend his home from human attack, ultimately sacrificing himself. His character sets a poignant tone for the urgency of the animals’ plight.

Yuvi, Sultan's cub, symbolizes hope and resilience amid despair. Passionate and determined, he emerges as a leader among the surviving animals, urging them not to give up their home without a fight. His character embodies the youthful spirit and determination to challenge the odds.

Bajrangi is a hot-headed monkey fervently advocating for conflict against human intruders. His militant approach often clashes with other characters, showcasing the struggle between aggression and diplomacy within the group. Despite his fiery personality, he plays a crucial role in galvanizing support against the threats they face.

Bagga is a wise old bear who believes in peaceful negotiations rather than violence. His character represents the voice of reason in the group, advocating for dialogue instead of hostility. His wisdom provides a counterbalance to Bajrangi's aggressive tactics.

Alex is a talking parrot who has a complicated view of animals, preferring human company. Initially resistant to helping the other animals, he embodies the complexities of interspecies relationships and the barriers they must overcome. His eventual transformation is crucial in facilitating communication with humans.

Air India is a pigeon that serves as the catalyst for the animals' mission to rescue Alex. His suggestion to seek help from a talking parrot adds a layer of hope to the story. His character reflects the importance of creative thinking in problem-solving.