Chandramukhi

A psychiatrist visiting India on vacation who becomes embroiled in the household’s supernatural events. He investigates with a rational lens, uncovers the backstory behind the mansion, and guides the exorcism. His plan involves deceiving the ghost to achieve peace, and he forms a bond with Durga during the ordeal.

Foster brother to Saravanan and owner of the Vettaiyapuram mansion. He represents loyalty to family and tradition, aiming to reunite the clan after years of separation. He supports Saravanan’s investigation and participates in the efforts to resolve the haunting.

Ganga is Senthilnathan’s wife who is haunted by a split personality that awakens Chandramukhi, the vengeful spirit. Chandramukhi inhabits Ganga’s body to enact revenge and to pursue a lost love. Her arc drives the supernatural conflict and the eventual revelation.

Durga is the younger generation connected to the family, and she becomes emotionally involved with Saravanan. She embodies resilience and modern sensibilities within a traditional setting, supporting the efforts to uncover the truth while navigating personal feelings.

Priya is Kandaswamy’s daughter and a key figure around whom the family ties and arrangements revolve. She becomes a potential target within the haunted and tense atmosphere, her safety connected to the resolution of the ghostly issues.

Viswanathan is a dance professor whose love story with Priya mirrors the tragic past described in the backstory. He is supported by Saravanan in his own romantic pursuit and plays a role in the ghostly intrigue connected to Chandramukhi’s history.

The exorcist who guides the supernatural aspects of the haunting. He employs ritual and smoke, aiding in understanding Chandramukhi’s wishes and in the plan devised to end the haunting. His presence anchors the spiritual dimension of the plot.

A matriarchal figure whose jealousy fuels the conflict, she colludes in attempts to harm the protagonist. Her actions add to the tension and risk faced by the protagonists, intensifying the household’s danger and the need for resolution.

Kandaswamy is the patriarchal figure whose family ties and arranged marriage plans create the initial conflict. His decisions influence the family’s fate and the eventual reunion, while his cousin’s history complicates the present events.

A comic relief character who also participates in the family’s life around the mansion. His presence lightens the tension while contributing to the movement of events, reflecting everyday life amidst the supernatural occurrences.