Batin and Balu are the spoiled, self-entitled nephews of Madam Sunita — two mischievous troublemakers who wield their privilege like a badge of honor. Born into wealth and power, the twins have never known the meaning of restraint, humility, or accountability. With their matching designer jackets, smug grins, and endless energy for chaos, they’ve made it their personal crusade to sabotage every effort Snick and Willow make to save the beloved Avenshan cricket ground.

To them, it’s all a game — a battle of wits where they get to pull strings, stir trouble, and show off their cunning. What they lack in maturity, they more than make up for in creativity when it comes to plotting mischief. Whether it’s setting traps, spreading rumors, or “accidentally” creating disasters, Batin and Balu find a way to turn every situation into a theatrical act of mayhem.
Unlike most kids, the twins have no fear of Sir Malik. They know he’s strict, but in their eyes, he’s nothing compared to the true force of nature — Aunty Sunita. They’ve learned how to play that card to perfection. Whenever Malik tries to discipline them or rein in their antics, one well-timed mention of “We’ll tell Aunty” is enough to make him grit his teeth and back down. It’s a power dynamic they relish — one that keeps them untouchable.

Malik may still dictate and try to assert authority, but even he knows that dismissing the twins entirely isn’t an option. Beneath their vanity, childish arrogance, and constant bickering lies a knack for scheming that even Sunita quietly respects. As foolish as they appear, Batin and Balu have a natural instinct for manipulation and mischief — and when they put their twin brains together, their chaotic genius makes them dangerous in ways no adult quite expect