Andala Rakshasi

Midhuna is a central figure whose relationships drive the emotional core of the film. She is portrayed as someone whose choices reveal her values and resilience. Her interactions with the two male leads test loyalty, trust, and her own sense of self.

Gautham is one of the male leads, presenting as a confident romantic presence. He embodies determination and warmth, while also facing moments of doubt and conflict. His dynamic with Midhuna highlights issues of trust and commitment.

Surya is the other male lead whose presence challenges the status quo. He brings intensity and passion, creating contrast with Gautham. His interactions with Midhuna test boundaries and provoke introspection.

Mithuna's mother is a protective figure who shapes the family dynamics and influences Midhuna’s decisions. She embodies care and traditional concerns, adding pressure but also guidance for her daughter.

Gautam's Father represents the parental voice in the story, contributing to the film’s exploration of duty, stability, and intergenerational perspectives on love.

Midhuna's Father acts as a patriarchal figure whose opinions influence the family’s choices. His stance often reflects cultural expectations and the pressure to conform.

Narasimha Raju appears as a supporting character who interacts with the family network and can sway decisions through counsel or action.