C/O Saira Banu

A devoted postwoman and single mother who carries the responsibility of Joshua after Peter George's death. She evolves into a tenacious advocate for her son, navigating an unfamiliar legal world with grit and compassion. Her journey blends maternal love with a quest for truth and justice.

Saira’s adopted son, a Law College student who participates in protests and harbors dreams of studying photography abroad. His actions set off a chain of events, including a controversial incident that leads to his imprisonment. He embodies a mix of idealism and impulsiveness that the story tests.

A renowned photographer whose sudden death reshapes Saira’s life and motivates her legal pursuit. His legacy frames the family dynamics and the emotional stakes of the courtroom battles. His memory influences Joshua’s choices and Saira’s determination.

A confident advocate who handles migrant-related cases with conviction, ultimately facing a personal collision when her own son’s actions become entangled in the tragedy. Her professional ethics and evolving perspective contribute to the film’s moral complexity. She ultimately recognizes Saira’s integrity and expresses gratitude.

A small-time lawyer who befriends Saira and becomes a crucial ally in her search for legal avenues. He provides support and practical insight, helping to illuminate the path through a challenging system. His partnership with Saira underscores the theme of collaboration in the pursuit of justice.

Annie John Tharavady’s son, whose actions—driving the car to celebrate his birthday—contribute to the migrant’s death. His role creates moral tension, as the narrative navigates responsibility, consequences, and the impact on those around him. His presence catalyzes pivotal revelations in the case.