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Gopi is a mild-mannered arts and crafts teacher at Bytarayanapura school who earns little and endures ridicule from his neighbor. He has a past with Nagaveni, having been rejected by her father due to his education. When the activists hijack the school, Gopi becomes the translator between the organizers and the CM's secretary, navigating the day under intense pressure. The chaos culminates with him being shot by Pruthviraj, making him a focal point of the day's events.

Nagaveni is a teacher at the same school and the object of Gopi's affection. Their past attempt at marriage is mentioned, adding a personal layer to the workplace drama. Throughout the hijacking, she remains a key personal stake within the broader political and activist chaos. By the end, she marries another person, closing that romantic chapter.

An ex-radio host who plans a protest to gain social media fame and outshine a legendary actor, envying Amitabh Bachchan-like stardom. He is part of the group that includes others who decide to take drastic steps, fueling the hostage-day’s drama. His impatience and drive for notoriety push the events toward a violent edge.

Ayan is a struggling stand-up comedian who joins the four activists. His presence marks the intersection of humor, frustration, and protest as part of the day’s chaotic plan. He embodies the modern, comedically inclined activist who seeks attention and change through dramatic public actions.

Neha is a fashion blogger who becomes part of the hijacking group. She helps drive the public-facing aspect of the protest, leveraging media presence to document events as they unfold. Her role highlights the blend of fashion, social media, and activism within contemporary culture.

Gurudev is an ex-serviceman who participates in the activist group. He represents a persona of discipline and confrontation within the day's events, contributing to the day’s unpredictability as the group pushes for dramatic action.

Komala is a news anchor who covers the hijacking story but is forced by her boss to broadcast meaningless news. She resigns after pushing back against censorship, turning the media angle of the day into a personal statement. Her perspective captures the tension between sensationalism and responsible journalism.

The CM's secretary, a key bureaucratic figure, weighs the crisis with an eye on elections and public image. He orchestrates the swift, quiet end to the incident by deploying a secret agent and his team, aiming to neutralize the hijackers without creating a larger scandal.

The Sleeper Agent Head commands the secret elite team sent to resolve the crisis. His unit’s arrival and actions add a covert, procedural layer to the day’s events, culminating in the chaotic confrontation.