Budget Padmanabhan

A thrifty, money-obsessed man who pushes his family to the edge with his insistence on reclaiming the house. His sharp focus on cost leads to emotional distance, and he must learn that relationships are more valuable than money. Over the course of the story, he grows to value love, trust, and family. The twist tests his conscience when money disappears and is returned.

Padmanabhan's wife, a patient partner who navigates the strain of his financial fixation. She desires emotional closeness and mutual support, particularly after the birth of triplets. Her resilience helps steer the family toward a more balanced value system.

The housemaid who becomes part of the story's romance arc and reunites with her long-lost love. Her own pregnancy with triplets mirrors the theme of new beginnings and shared happiness. She embodies resilience and tenderness amid the household's tensions.

The boss's compassionate son who steps in to help Padmanabhan, bridging wealth with mercy. He challenges the moneylender's scheme and embodies a more hopeful model of reciprocity. His action catalyzes the story's resolution and Padmanabhan's shift in perspective.