Aakasha Ganga

A member of the Maanikesseri royal family who falls in love with Ganga. He defies his father’s rigid code by acknowledging their relationship and the resulting pregnancy. His passion collides with family honor, leading to a tragic downfall and his ultimate suicide.

The spirit of a betrayed woman who was burnt alive, later returning as a Yakshi to haunt the family. Her vengeance disrupts generations, and she seeks release through ritual exorcism, ultimately occupying Daisy before being confronted.

An exorcist called to handle the haunting. He binds the spirit to the banyan tree and warns that male family members must live celibately, or the spirit will unleash greater harm. He orchestrates the climactic exorcism to save the living.

Patriarch of the Maanikesseri household, whose authoritarian stance and control over family matters drive much of the tragedy. His rigid adherence to tradition clashes with evolving desires and forces grim decisions.

The matriarch of the family, sharing in the weight of ancestral duty. She embodies the gendered expectations of aristocratic life and participates in maintaining the family's solemn codes amidst escalating threats.

A college girl from a Christian background who is possessed by Ganga. Daisy is later renamed Maya after the exorcism, and she and Unnikuttan face the consequences of the haunting, including amnesia about the possession and renewal of their relationship.

A young man who loves Daisy. His family initially wants a marriage in name only, but his commitment to Daisy endures through heartbreak and later reunion after the exorcism confirms their bond.

Daisy's fiancé who enters the story and triggers the revelation of Daisy's true condition. His presence challenges the family and amplifies the sense of mystery surrounding Daisy's identity.

Daisy's father from her Christian family, who becomes involved in handling the crisis impacting his daughter's life and future.

Daisy's mother who navigates the family turmoil and supports her daughter's safety amid the unfolding events.