Jungle Boy

A ruthless treasure hunter hired by Rajah Singh, Hook stops at nothing to obtain the statue and its scroll. He manipulates allies, commits violence, and embodies greed, driving the central conflict. His schemes unravel as Krishna and Anna resist his plans.

A scholarly narrator who leads part of the search for the statue. He values knowledge and safety, but also becomes entangled in the jungle intrigue. He explains Krishna's origin and helps Anna navigate the language of animals after the naga's blessing.

Rajah Singh's servant who collaborates with Joshua Hook to obtain the statue. He acts as a bridge between the royal scheme and the treasure hunt, playing both sides until Ravi's information changes the balance.

The jungle spirit who safeguards the forest's laws. Deva empowers Krishna by granting him the ability to communicate with animals and guides him toward the path of self-sacrifice. He remains a distant, wise observer of human greed and courage.

Professor Geller's niece, drawn into the jungle quest. She forms a deep bond with Krishna, sharing a sense of awe for the forest and a growing romantic attachment. After the naga's reward, she can understand animals and becomes a bridge between humans and wildlife.

Rajah Singh's trusted servant and loyal aide who oversees security for the royal scheme. He helps direct Hook and coordinates with allies to reach the statue, embodying the aristocrat's network of power.

The jungle boy Suresh who grows into Krishna, raised by animals after the Night of Deva. He learns human language quickly, becomes a capable fighter, and must choose between jungle law and human love as he defends Anna and the statue's legacy.

Gellar's servant who relays information to Joshua Hook and Sanjay about the statue. After the upheaval, he realigns with Professor Gellar and helps restore balance.