Chathikkatha Chanthu

A young screenwriter who is drawn into a web of romance and deceit. He is pragmatic, sometimes self-centered, but gradually uses storytelling to protect Vasumathi and expose the truth. His growth as a writer becomes inseparable from his moral choices.

A wealthy yet persecuted young woman from Thottakkattukara who endures manipulation and abuse. She seeks a savior in Chanthu while fighting to reclaim her dignity and safety. Her resilience and longing for love drive the emotional core of the story.

Thampuran's daughter and Chanthu's romantic rival who becomes entangled in the Madras journey. She embodies a conflict between love and allegiance to family expectations, ultimately choosing to stay in Madras with the evolving circumstances.

A powerful aristocrat who drives the plot by forcing Chanthu to write letters and by orchestrating control over his daughter and Vasumathi. His actions reveal the corrupting influence of wealth and authority.

A relative who covets Vasumathi's inheritance and participates in the plot against her. His greed and scheming contribute to the danger Vasumathi faces within her own family.

Vasumathi's relative who masterminds the violence and framing against her. He represents the familial threat and the corrupt pursuit of wealth through fear and crime.

Vasumathi's cousin who lures her back to Thottakkattukara under orders, becoming a tool in the family's manipulation. His actions reveal the reach of pressure from within the clan.

A dance choreographer who introduces Chanthu and Vasumathi to the film crew. He acts as a bridge between characters and the behind-the-scenes world, supporting the plan to reveal the truth.

The compassionate elder who recognizes Vasumathi's plight and ultimately confronts the threats to her. He stands as a counterpoint to the family’s machinations and helps steer toward justice.