Ante… Sundaraniki!

A dreamer rooted in orthodox values who longs for a US breakthrough while trying to honor his family. His resourcefulness and willingness to push boundaries drive the plot as he navigates love, deception, and eventual reconciliation.

A Malayali Christian photographer and Sundar’s childhood love, independent and artistic. She pursues love across religious lines, confronts family pressures, and ultimately commits to a future with Sundar on her terms.

Sundar’s colleague who becomes part of the US plan, embodying a practical, opportunistic side of the trio. Her choices influence the course of the marriage plot and the entangled web of deception.

Leela’s arranged fiancé who initially agrees to the pregnancy plan, later becoming a focal point when truth surfaces. He embodies social expectations and the consequences of deception in arranged settings.

A conservative elder who weighs tradition against his son’s happiness. He embodies the protective but rigid stance of traditional families and the friction that arises from modern love.

Supportive and perceptive, she challenges hypocrisy and champions her son’s happiness over rigid tradition. She helps bridge the gap between families and nudges them toward reconciliation.

Sundar’s childhood friend who becomes the medical voice of caution and misdirection. His role adds a layer of deception through professional authority within the medical strand of the plot.

Driven by concerns about propriety and social standing, she negotiates tradition with a desire to protect her daughter’s future. She pushes for arrangements that preserve family honor while confronting the truth.

Leela’s former partner whose actions trigger upheaval and push Leela and Sundar toward a deeper commitment. His presence acts as a catalyst for change in the relationship.

A matriarch who restores harmony through music and tradition, symbolically endorsing the marriage and bridging generations with her Veena.

A family-connected character who contributes to the tension and the eventual acceptance through dialogue within the community.

A figure who embodies belief systems and cultural expectations affecting marriage decisions.