Mata

A witty taxi driver who serves as the film’s narrator, weaving sub-stories into the main plot. He guides the journey with humor while revealing his empathy for the mutt’s inhabitants. His perspective blends city-bred banter with a softer, reflective core.

Guardian angel to the financially ailing mutt, she donates a substantial amount for its improvement. Her charity anchors the story’s moral arc and highlights the theme of grace in hardship. She embodies compassion that catalyzes change for the mutt’s residents.

The mutt’s administrator and the cool-headed manager who emphasizes Dharma. He orchestrates the apprenticeship and handles the mutt’s operations, steering the group through its trials. His pragmatism keeps the narrative grounded amid its many sub-stories.

The skirt-chasing head who goes to lengths to impress others, even playing a flute to girls over the phone. His flaws illuminate the mutt’s moral tensions and the quirky humor that threads through the plot. His departure motivates the administrative restructuring hinted in the story.

One of the six apprentices seeking a place under the sun. His journey mirrors the mutt’s larger quest for purpose, with moments of humor and introspection. He embodies resilience and adaptability in the mutt’s shifting fortunes.

One of the mutt’s apprentices, whose aspirations collide with the institution’s constraints. His interactions reveal the tension between personal dreams and communal duties. He contributes to the mutt’s evolving dynamic.

Another apprentice navigating the mutt’s hierarchy and rules. He shows initiative and a willingness to reinvent himself, reflecting the story’s theme of reinvention. His arc pairs with the others to illustrate communal growth.