Ee Parakkum Thalika

A stubborn but good-hearted bus owner and driver who clings to his aging vehicle as a lifeline. He dreams of turning the bus into a thriving mobile eatery and a way to secure his future, despite repeated financial strains. His loyalty to friends and love for Gayathri propel him to take risks.

Daughter of a powerful minister who is pushed into politics, she seeks freedom and a path of her own. She initially resists living on the bus but grows attached to Unnikrishnan and the companionship he offers. Her presence on the bus triggers the plan to redefine both their futures.

The loyal friend who also acts as the bus cleaner, providing comic relief and steadfast support. His bond with Unnikrishnan keeps the transport business afloat during tough times, including a running gag about a missing passport.

A Circle Inspector who uses his power to expel Unnikrishnan from the city, becoming the central antagonistic force. His actions test the protagonist’s loyalty, courage, and resolve.

A powerful minister who pushes Gayathri into politics, shaping the personal stakes of the plot. He later makes a crucial decision to allow Gayathri to go with Unnikrishnan when he recognizes the strength of their love.

A lawyer and well-wisher who helps secure a bank loan to launch the Thattukada mobile kitchen from the bus. His intervention provides a potential path to economic renewal for Unnikrishnan.

A television reporter whose coverage helps set the stage for the turning point when Unnikrishnan publicly criticizes the inspector. Her presence underscores the role of media in shaping events.