2 Harihar Nagar

Thomas Philip, aka Thomas Kutty, is the mastermind behind the gathering that rekindles the old gang’s dynamic. He carries a gambler’s instinct and a talent for dramatic schemes, which culminate in a plan to secure money at Thomas Kutty’s wedding. His apparent charm masks a willingness to manipulate friends for personal gain, leading to a dramatic twist about his fate. He is ultimately revealed to be alive and scheming, betraying the others before a climactic confrontation.

A Dubai-based businessman who also works as a part-time personality development trainer, Mahadevan is married to Sulochana and has a daughter, Meenakshi. He embodies the tension between professional success and domestic life, and he longs to recapture the carefree days of youth with his friends. His steadiness and pragmatism help anchor the group, even as he secretly chases moments of nostalgia.

Govindan Kutty is a leading builder settled in Bangalore, married to Parvathi. He provides the physical and moral center of the group, hosting the old house that becomes a temporary home for the reunions. His stable, grounded nature contrasts with the impulsive desires for a youth encore, making him a key voice of reason among the friends.

A famous dentist whose personal life sometimes tugs at the limits of balance, Appukuttan brings a practical, sometimes mischievous energy to the group. He notices the eerie hints around Maya and later faces danger when Freddy’s plan unfolds. He’s resourceful, loyal, and quick to react when the situation spirals out of control.

Maya is the woman across from Govindan Kutty’s house who draws the four friends back into contact with their old life. She becomes entangled with their plans and is later revealed to be Cristina, John Honai’s daughter, adding a layer of mystery and danger to the scheme. Her presence drives key twists and tests the friends’ trust in each other.

Freddy Honai is the antagonist behind the kidnapping and the ominous time-bomb scheme. He orchestrates the money heist and manipulates Maya to secure the box, creating a deadly tension that tests the friends’ loyalty. His reveal and the climactic showdown drive the film’s suspense and tragedy.

An orphan whom Thomas Kutty intends to marry, Jaseentha represents a new life and a potential anchor for the group’s future. Her arrival and involvement in the wedding plot intersect with the friends’ old dynamics, highlighting themes of loyalty, responsibility, and romance within the group’s circle.

Sulochana is Mahadevan’s wife, the partner who anchors the home life of the group’s members. Her presence emphasizes the themes of domestic responsibility and the contrast between married life and the reckless freedom of youth. She may offer guidance and perspective as the friends chase nostalgia.

Parvathi is Govindan Kutty’s wife, a steady force at home who represents the conventional life that the friends have left behind. Her steady devotion and family focus contrast with the brothers’ impulsive pastimes, emphasizing the costs and responsibilities of growing up.

Meenakshi is the daughter of Mahadevan and Sulochana, a symbol of the younger generation connected to the friends’ present lives. Her existence grounds the adult world the men try to return to and adds a fresh dimension to the group’s dynamics during the reunion.