The fantastic 6

ARUL: Hails from Metagalli, Mysore. Being a very good artist, he kept himself busy in parishes and neighbouring convents all through his novitiate and Juniorate. Dharwad Kannada doesn’t suit him so he speaks his Mysore Kannada i.e. "Budbudthiya." He tried to get admission at Anjuman's College, in Dharwad. But was mistaken to be a professor of Catholic Liberation Theology.

DON: This ‘over-world’ Don is from the 'metropolitan' Kelarai, Mangalore. Physically appears to be the real DON but in truth he is the CHOTA DON. He is the A R Rahman of Vidyaniketan but his vocal chords are now "under repairs" in our parish priest’s garage.

VINOD: Vinod A J hails from Chamrajpet, Bangalore. He is a man of magis in all that he does. He is a good friend of all. He likes to be cool and make others happy always. He is always jovial, friendly, patient and loving. Now that he is a Zoology student, he has a soft corner for animals.

NITHIN: The Outstanding player of VBA( Vidyaniketan Basketball Association). A man for all seasons, he likes to give a hearty uproar often that shakes all the corridors here. He is fond of music. He is also found collecting bolts, nuts and "Hale kabbina, modka, raddhi, paper." Nithin is a gift to the SJ from K R Nagar, Mysore.

RYAN: Coming from Bajpe, Mangalore, he is the “Loose Maadha” of Vidyaniketan. He is fond of our Parish priest for both speak English with a Portuguese accent which only they understand.He is a man of simple creativity.

JAY PRAKASH: A relative of late Mr Veerapan, Jay hails from Cowdalli, Kollegal. A man of simple yet unbreakable faith, he does everything for the greater glory of God, even gelling his hair and keeping a new beard every week. Generous and supportive, we rarely find him on trees these days since he is engrossed in his books for hours.