Dhwani

A young, celebrated writer staying at the government guest house who observes the unfolding scandal. He is artistic and introspective, gradually drawn to Devi through mutual admiration of their talents, despite not knowing her well. His tenderness and idealism drive the romance while facing familial and societal opposition.

A mute amateur dancer whose silent presence amplifies the emotional stakes of the romance. Her artistry speaks where words cannot, and her eventual disappearance heightens the drama. She embodies vulnerability and resilience as she fights for acceptance.

An honest judge heading the Judicial Commission, committed to uncovering the truth despite pressure from political circles. He values fairness and tries to mediate between families, while navigating long-standing friendships and loyalties.

Wife of Justice Rajasekharan Nair and Devi’s mother figure at the guest house. She supports her daughter’s happiness but also bears the weight of the investigation’s fallout. Her perspective embodies family strength in the face of public upheaval.

A Kerala minister entangled in the dam-scam allegations, whose illicit associations with Vettukuzhi threaten his political career. He represents the system’s vulnerability to corruption and the consequences of graft.

A corrupt political kingmaker who tries to shield Sadasivan and preserve his party’s image. He embodies the manipulative side of power, bribery, and strategic alliances that resist accountability.

Minister Sadasivan’s son who disapproves of his father’s illicit friendship with Vettukuzhi and opposes corruption. His stance reflects the tension within personal loyalties when public wrongdoing is at stake.

Dinesh’s lover whose engagement with him dissolves under the dam scandal. Her arc highlights the collateral damage that political corruption inflicts on personal relationships and future plans.