Malappuram Haji Mahanaya Joji

A Muslim youth who seeks better prospects by exploiting a visa to Dubai. He orchestrates the impersonation of Joji to secure a teaching job after his father denies his departure. His decision sets off a web of lies, loyalty, and risk as the scheme unravels under Hajiyar's scrutiny.

Kunjalikkutty's educated Hindu friend who steps in as the impostor. He must conceal his identity and adapt to a strict religious code while navigating new roommates and colleagues. His choices drive the comedy, danger, and unexpected alliances of the plot.

A bold, religious figure with a wide public appeal and little tolerance for deceit. His strict code governs the school and its people, creating pressure for Joji and others who cross him. He stands as a powerful moral anchor, whose reactions steer the story's course.

The laid-back physical education teacher who becomes Joji's roommate and foil. He grows suspicious of Joji's behavior, clashing with him and providing tension that mocks the authority figures. His slack approach also highlights the contrast with Hajiyar's rigid standards.

From a respected Hindu family, she encounters Joji at the temple and becomes an instrument in exposing the deception. Her moral compass and social status intersect with Joji's disguise, adding romantic and cultural tension.

A former student now married to a canteen owner; she recognizes Joji and acts as a potential threat to his cover. Her involvement introduces a personal stake and accelerates the conflict as Joji tries to manage her suspicions.

A hot-tempered soldier on leave who suspects Joji and confronts him with dangerous consequences. His protective impulse over his wife Premalatha amplifies the plot's conflict and violence.

The antagonist who runs a visa scam targeting Kunjalikkutty. His presence adds danger and a criminal underworld element to the ruse, threatening the protagonists' plans.