Chamayam

A veteran stage artist and director who doubles as a fisherman. He runs a drama troupe with his daughter Liza and Charlie, balancing artistic passion with family duty. Though initially wary of Anto, he recognizes his latent talent and mentors him, ultimately sacrificing himself on stage to honor his lifelong dream of theatre.

The troupe’s financier who pushes for change by introducing new writers and directions. He clashes with Aasan over control and vision, but remains a central figure whose decisions drive key plot developments. His actions test the loyalty and resilience of the troupe.

A hot-tempered lover of Ammu who is overseas for work but returns to disrupt the troupe. His impulsive behavior and accusations ignite conflict, exposing vulnerabilities in Ammu and Anto’s relationship and driving a major portion of the drama.

Aasan’s daughter and a key performer within the troupe. She helps manage the group, champions Ammu as a lead when needed, and becomes romantically involved with Anto, bridging personal and professional relationships within the company.

An actor within the troupe and a source of support and tension, he brings familial ties into the troupe dynamics. His actions influence rehearsals and the stability of the company.

A priest who serves as a community connector, providing encouragement for church-based performances and lending a moral perspective to the troupe’s endeavors.

A wayward youth who discovers his gift for acting and becomes the leading man in Aasan’s new Alexander the Great-inspired production. His growth is marked by initial reluctance, later commitment, and a protective attitude toward Ammu.

Ammu is connected to Anto and Raghu in a web of romance and misunderstanding. Her past and loyalties are tested as secrets come to light, complicating her relationship with Anto and challenging the troupe’s stability.