Yamadonga

A streetwise thief from Hyderabad with a silver tongue and a daring streak. He starts as a calculating conman but his love for Mahi pushes him toward acts of protection and sacrifice. Across the story, his schemes blur into heroism as he navigates mortal dangers and celestial schemes.

A young woman treated as a dependent by her family, clinging to the hope of rescue by her prince. She embodies patience, resilience, and loyalty, enduring hardship while waiting for Raja’s return. Her plight catalyzes Raja’s transformation and motivates his choices.

Ruler of the afterlife, initially proud and punitive, Quick to challenge Raja and assert authority. His ego clashes with Raja’s cleverness, leading to a tense power struggle. Over time, he is forced to confront his own methods and question his approach to justice.

The diligent scribe of Yama’s realm, often the voice of reason and a counterbalance to Yama’s impulsiveness. He urges fairness and tries to steer events toward a just outcome, even when it involves tricky schemes. His interventions reveal the human side of divine administration.

The mischievous celestial messenger who sows ideas and stirs trouble, proposing an election between Raja and Yama. His antics inject humor and satire while highlighting themes of legitimacy and public choice. He remains a pivotal catalyst in the celestial game of power.

A beautiful but formidable lender who draws Raja into debt and becomes a symbol of modern financial power. She operates with both charm and menace, complicating Raja and Mahi’s lives. Her presence grounds the mythic events in a thorny economic reality.

A celestial nymph summoned into Yamaloka, adding a layer of mythic beauty and otherworldly intrigue. Her appearances are brief but impactful, contributing to the divine spectacle and the film’s dreamlike quality.

Another celestial nymph who aids in the divine plan, her role amplifies the mythic atmosphere of the story. She participates in the schemes that challenge Raja and Yama alike, enriching the film’s fantasy elements.

A celestial figure whose involvement heightens the magical mood of the plot. She contributes to the divine machinations that intersect with Raja’s earthly adventures. Her presence underlines the blend of myth and comedy.

King of the gods who appears as part of the celestial backdrop, illustrating the wider pantheon at play. His involvement signals the breadth of divine politics influencing the mortal world.

Aiding or challenging her husband, she provides a domestic perspective on Yama’s rule and its consequences. Her stance adds emotional dimension to the divine household dynamics.

An elder figure who appears in Yamaloka to remind Raja of lineage and legitimacy. His wisdom helps guide Raja’s choices and boosts his morale at a crucial moment.

The childhood version of Raja, glimpsed to hint at his early gifts and the roots of his later cunning. His presence foreshadows the personal history that informs his adult persona.

A supporting character who interacts with Raja within the urban milieu. Sathi contributes to the street-level texture of the world and the network of relationships surrounding Raja.

A guard within Yama’s realm, representing the enforcement side of divine order. His presence frames the afterlife’s governance and Raja’s forbidden access to certain powers.