Return Of Hanuman

Earth-born boy with a tail and a big appetite who becomes the reincarnated Hanuman on a quest to protect his friends. He starts as a helper to Minkoo and others, using his strength to stand up to bullies and villains. Over time, he learns to wield greater powers, guided by Narad and the needs of Bajrangpur.

The celestial Hanuman returns in human form with divine powers, yet remains connected to his childlike humanity. He temporarily lives as a boy in Bajrangpur and discovers the responsibilities that come with power. After Narad reminds him of his true identity, he embraces his greater strength to protect others.

A village boy who is bullied by classmates and becomes the catalyst for Maruti’s mission to help others. He forms a bond with Maruti and learns that courage can come from unlikely allies. His friendship with Maruti anchors much of the film’s emotional core.

A caring figure who supports Minkoo and anchors him in family life. Her presence emphasizes the ordinary gentleness of village life contrasted with extraordinary events. She represents steadfast love and everyday resilience.

A hardworking parent figure who provides stability for Maruti in Bajrangpur. His guidance and care help Maruti balance his human life with the sense of duty that comes with his powers. He embodies parental support in the face of extraordinary circumstances.

One of Maruti’s bullies turned focal rival in the schoolyard. His encounters with Maruti help shape the young hero’s understanding of courage and justice. The dynamic adds tension to the everyday life Maruti seeks to protect.

A crafty antagonist encountered by Maruti and his friends. He adds an element of danger and a test of Maruti’s resolve. His presence pushes the story toward larger confrontations beyond schoolyard skirmishes.

The wise messenger who guides Maruti and reminds him of his true identity as Hanuman. Narad’s interventions bridge celestial and earthly planes, facilitating moments of insight and growth. His counsel helps steer Maruti toward courageous choices.

The creator deity who grants Hanuman the chance to be reborn as a human. His celestial governance frames the rules of the story’s magical world and motivates the higher purpose of the mission. He embodies cosmic order and benevolent oversight.

A duo of demons born from the split of Rahu and Ketu, posing a cosmic threat to Earth. Their encounters with Maruti trigger epic battles and test the young hero’s resolve. They symbolize the ever-present antagonists in mythic storytelling.

King of the gods who plays a supporting but pivotal role in the celestial aspect of the story. His presence underscores the alliance between heaven and earth in the struggle against darkness. He embodies divine authority and judgment.

A companion figure who appears in the village milieu, contributing to the everyday life around Maruti. His interactions help ground the mythic events in relatable, small-town dynamics. He helps illustrate the ordinary side of extraordinary happenings.

A child character who associates with the local setting and Maruti’s circle, adding warmth and neighborhood charm to the story. Munni’s presence reinforces the themes of community and care in Bajrangpur.