DJ: Duvvada Jagannadham

A renowned chef by day who leads a dangerous double life as DJ, a masked vigilante who takes down wrongdoers with calculated precision. He is confident, resourceful, and fiercely loyal to his family, yet his alter ego requires him to bend the law. His quest for justice drives the narrative and pits him against powerful criminals. Throughout the film, his moral code is tested by love, duty, and the consequences of his violence.

Pooja is the daughter of Home Minister Pushpam and Jagannadham’s love interest. Her affection for Jagannadham challenges social norms and political influence, creating tension with her family and the public eye. She learns that Jagannadham is DJ and must choose between love and safety for those she cares about. Her character navigates loyalty, trust, and personal desires within a power-driven world.

A powerful builder and criminal mastermind who runs fraudulent ventures through Agro Diamond and Naidu Constructions. He uses fear and political connections to protect his interests and to suppress witnesses. His plans place Jagannadham’s family in danger and drive the central conflict of the story.

The secretary-turned-witness and a calculating conspirator who helps orchestrate the scam from behind the scenes. He is pragmatic, manipulative, and eager to secure his own safety at any cost. His actions escalate the danger facing Jagannadham and his allies.

A police officer who mentors Jagannadham and provides guidance on navigating the criminal underworld. He embodies the tensions between lawful authority and the need for unconventional justice. His alliance with DJ helps drive the plan to bring Naidu to justice.

Jagannadham’s friend who attends his wedding and remains a loyal ally throughout the story. He serves as a grounding presence for the protagonist and a reminder of ordinary life amid the high-stakes drama. He provides support and comic relief in lighter moments.

The Home Minister whose power and influence shape much of the political landscape in the story. Her involvement in the scams heightens the stakes for Jagannadham and Pooja. She plays a crucial role in the web of loyalties and betrayals that define the conflict.

Naidu’s son, a young man with schizophrenia who becomes entangled in the plot as part of the manipulation and crime. His presence adds emotional complexity and a troubling dimension to the antagonists’ schemes. He is exploited by those around him, highlighting vulnerability within the conflict.