Dikkiloona

An ex-hockey player who now works as an EB Lineman, Mani carries a tense, stress-filled marriage. He discovers time travel with the help of Albert and uses it to glimpse alternate futures, hoping to fix his life before the wedding. His actions reveal a determined, sometimes impulsive nature that tests his commitments. He embodies the conflict between desire for control and the consequences of changing fate.

A cleaner on a team of scientists who are developing the time travel device, Albert acts as the practical, witty guide to Mani’s plans. He understands the device and the science behind it, while providing comic relief. He helps Mani navigate the ethical and practical twists of changing timelines. His role anchors the tech-driven premise of the story.

Priya is Mani’s partner whose wedding to Mani becomes the central hinge of the plot. She faces pressure about the marriage and later reveals she is pregnant, adding emotional weight to the decisions around the ceremony. Her perspective evolves as timelines shift, shaping the final outcome of the relationship.

Meghana appears in the altered future as a supportive partner who has already divorced her husband, Karthik. She embodies a modern, independent arc that contrasts with the past timeline, illustrating how a single choice can redefine a relationship’s trajectory. Her presence deepens the film’s exploration of love, loyalty, and personal growth.

Meghana’s ex-husband, portrayed as unworthy of Meghana’s new path in the future timeline. His role underscores how past relationships can reverberate through altered timelines and affect present decisions. He represents a foil to Mani’s evolving story and Meghana’s new life.

Priya’s father is a protective figure who weighs his daughter’s happiness against family expectations. His presence grounds the wedding in filial duty, creating tension around whether the union should proceed. He embodies parental concern amid the film’s time-bending choices.

A scientist who becomes a catalyst in the time-travel plot, the Doctor’s actions are pivotal when the time device is tampered with. His impatience and resentment complicate Mani’s attempts to fix the timeline. He embodies the fraught ethics of experimental science in a personal drama.

Nizhalgal Ravi’s Narrator guides the audience through the unfolding timelines, providing context and foreshadowing. The narration frames the moral questions the film raises about fate and choice. It helps connect the parallel futures with Mani’s present decisions.

A scientist involved with the time travel project, Stanford adds to the technical texture of the story. His role intersects with Mani and Albert as the device’s operation becomes a focal point of action and consequence. He embodies the scientific frontier driving the plot.

Pappu is mentioned as Meghana’s boy bestie in cast notes, representing Meghana’s social circle in the timeline. While not central to the core conflict, his presence emphasizes the social dynamics surrounding Meghana in the altered future. He adds color to Meghana’s life outside the primary romantic arc.