Detective

Rashmi is the central figure whose relationship dynamics and family pressures propel the plot. Her intention to marry Mohan and her past with Sumesh create a web of motive and misdirection, and her death is initially treated as suicide before the truth unfolds.

Mohan Kumar is a bold politician accused of Rashmi's death, facing political backlash and media scrutiny. His innocence is ultimately proven, but the case tests his public image and the integrity of the investigation.

Shyam Prasad is a renowned detective leading the investigation. He connects clues, dissects the murder method, and confronts attempts to derail the truth, emerging as the film's moral compass.

Sumesh is Rashmi's neighbor and former lover who turns to drugs and revenge after being sidelined. He meticulously plans Rashmi's murder to appear as a suicide and to avoid exposure.

SP James Joseph IPS fabricates the suicide note to frame Mohan, manipulating public opinion and hindering the investigation. He embodies how power can corrupt law enforcement.

John Samuel collaborates in the cover-up of Rashmi's death, coordinating with James and trying to undermine the investigation. He is a key piece in the conspiracy that is gradually exposed.

The DGP oversees the investigation at a high level, with decisions that influence how justice is pursued and how information is released to the public.

The Chief Minister is drawn into the political interplay surrounding the case, balancing party dynamics with public perception of justice.

Rashmi's father, devastated by the tragedy, initially accuses Mohan but is confronted with the truth as the investigation unfolds.