ABCD: American-Born Confused Desi

Johns Isaac is a spoiled heir living a life of luxury in New York, driving expensive cars, visiting nightclubs, and playing pranks on the public. His privileged upbringing masks insecurities, and his charm helps him navigate social circles. As the story unfolds, his worldview is challenged by love, activism, and the consequences of his actions.

Korah Murikken is Johns's cousin, equally privileged and sharing a reckless streak. He thrives on bold schemes and tests boundaries, while gradually confronting social realities. His journey intersects with activism and personal growth as circumstances force him to re-evaluate his values.

Madhumitha is a student and social worker who befriends Johns and Korah. She embodies compassion and activism, guiding them through campus life and social causes. Her relationship with Johns introduces romance and a personal stake in their transformation, while she remains a steady moral compass.

Seenamol is a journalist who publishes a fabricated article about the duo, triggering their sudden rise to public attention. She embodies the power and risk of media narratives, influencing public perception and the pace of events. Her involvement amplifies the themes of sensationalism and truth in reporting.

Akhilesh is the son of a late minister, a politically ambitious figure who uses Johns and Korah's popularity for his own campaigns. He clashes with them as their influence grows and the political stakes rise. His actions reveal the cutthroat nature of power and election-time maneuvering.

Isaac John is the billionaire father who sends his sons to India and initially controls their finances, cutting their credit cards to force growth. He orchestrates their relocation and monitors their progress from behind the scenes, balancing care with discipline. His decisions drive the plot's constraints and the characters' sense of agency.