Iqbal

Iqbal is a deaf and mute boy whose dream is to play for India. Despite his disability, his natural talent and fierce determination drive him to seek a place in cricket. Supported by his sister Khadija, he makes his way into Guruji's academy and later earns a spot in the Andhra Pradesh Ranji Trophy team with Mohit's coaching. He faces a moral test when Guruji tries to bribe him to bowl poorly, but his integrity and skill steer him toward a national debut.

A former great cricketer who has become a drinking man, Mohit becomes Iqbal's coach. He brings gritty experience to improvised training on a field near the village and mentors Iqbal through his early trials, balancing past glory with present flaws. His guidance helps Iqbal develop the pace and aggression needed for higher levels of competition.

An influential former India captain who runs the cricket academy, he recognizes Iqbal's talent. He initially supports Iqbal but succumbs to financial pressure from Kamal's father and tries to bribe Iqbal to bowl badly. He embodies the tension between merit and money in the pursuit of national selection.

A rich rival and star pupil at the academy, Kamal is backed by his powerful father who bankrolls the school. His talent makes him a favorite, placing him at the center of Guruji's dilemma and Iqbal's moral test. He represents privilege and competitive pressure within the sport.

Iqbal's supportive sister who defies social expectations to back her brother's dream. She helps him seize opportunities by encouraging him to audition for Guruji's academy. Her belief in Iqbal provides emotional strength during tough times.