Srimadvirat Veerabrahmendra Swami Charitra

A compassionate seeker who begins as a curious youth and becomes Veerabrahmam's devoted disciple, Siddha. His journey embodies reformist ideals and the power of devotion to dissolve boundaries between communities. He evolves under Veerabrahmam's tutelage and carries the teacher's mission forward.

An antagonist figure in the village who challenges Veerabrahmam and represents entrenched authority. His opposition underscores the tension between tradition and transformative faith. He is involved in plots against Veerabrahmam and the evolving social order.

Sayyad's beloved and a catalyst for his personal journey. Raziya's presence intertwines personal relationships with the broader spiritual narrative. She stands at the center of family ties and social expectations.

Veerabrahmam's wife and ally who shares in his mission of compassion beyond caste. She supports the household and the community, reflecting the film's emphasis on social harmony and generosity.

A village figure linked to Veerabrahmam's life in the narrative. Her role supports the broader arc of the community and its response to the guru's teachings.

A scheming member of the village who opposes Veerabrahmam's inclusive gospel and attempts to manipulate religious processions. His actions highlight the conflict between cynicism and spiritual reform.

A prophetic sage who spans multiple historical roles in the film, initiating Veerabrahmam's awakening and conveying visions of the future. He acts as the film's spiritual origin and the mentor figure guiding the central mission.

A local figure who represents gratitude and daily devotion, supporting the guru's community and the practice of charitable acts.