Dharmayuddhaya

A withdrawn real estate businessman and family man who tries to shield his wife and daughters from a brutal crime. His calculated decisions reveal a pragmatic, ruthless side as he choreographs an alibi and manipulates perceptions to avoid suspicion. Beneath the protective veneer, he weighs the consequences of truth versus loyalty.

Harishchandra's wife who becomes entangled in the crime, torn between protecting her family and facing the consequences of her actions. She confronts Shane, but is pulled into a web of coercion and fear. Her decisions illuminate female agency within a patriarchal crisis.

Harishchandra and Rani's daughter who witnesses the events and endures the fallout of her family’s actions. She is caught between danger and family protection, showing resilience amid trauma.

Achinni's sister who also witnesses the events and is pressured by authorities and family to stay quiet. She is a key anchor for the family’s alibi and experiences emotional strain under police pressure.

The spoiled MP Vishaka Samaranayake's son who triggers the conflict by blackmailing Achini and introduces the modern menace of social media exposure and coercion. His actions set the chain of events in motion.

The MP who investigates Shane’s disappearance and pressures the family, exposing institutional power dynamics and abuses of authority.

The rival cop who pushes hard on Harishchandra, using brute force to extract a confession. His aggression accelerates the plot’s danger and reveals corruption within law enforcement.

The authority figure who ultimately leads the case and must confront the truth behind the family’s alibi. He represents the system’s attempt to balance skepticism with law.

The monk who holds a meditation program and becomes a pivotal source of information that influences the case, demonstrating how religious spaces intersect with crime investigations.

Shane's friend who reveals Shane's actions, contributing essential background that changes the investigation's direction.