Elsamma Enna Aankutty

Elsamma is a tireless newspaper agent and delivery girl who channels her energy into social activism. She is deeply rooted in family and community, relentlessly pursuing the closure of the corrupt toddy shop. Her resolve often places her at odds with those who hold power, testing her ability to balance duty with personal growth. Through courage and empathy, she asserts her own agency within a closely watched village world.

Paalunni is a kindhearted milkman and Elsamma’s longtime confidant who secretly harbors love for her. He embodies quiet loyalty and moral steadiness, serving as the emotional hinge for the community. His support anchors Elsamma during conflicts and reveals the tenderness beneath the town’s social surface. He represents steadfast devotion in the face of complex social pressures.

Aby is an outsider who arrives with his sister and grandparents, quick to charm and eager to win Elsamma’s affection. His actions reveal impulsiveness and a willingness to manipulate circumstances to secure what he desires. The drama intensifies as his schemes threaten the community and hurt those around him, including his own sister. His arc explores the costs of reckless ambition and the healing that follows responsibility.

Paappan is the village elder who acts as a moral compass for the town. He mediates conflicts with a blend of tradition and compassion, striving to maintain social harmony. His guidance highlights the ethical complexities of balancing communal welfare with individual desires. He embodies the elder’s role of safeguarding the community’s soul.

Sugunan is the village strongman who runs the toddy shop, embodying a tension between power and communal welfare. He resists Elsamma’s anti-corruption activism and represents the old guard’s grip on local influence. His confrontations with Elsamma are pivotal to the story’s moral and social conflicts. He represents how power can hinder progress when used for self-interest.

Maria Varkey is a matriarchal figure central to the community’s network of families. Her stance anchors relationships and supports Elsamma’s activism while reinforcing family loyalties. She embodies the strength and warmth of maternal leadership in a village where kinship governs many decisions. Her presence steadies the town through upheaval.

Jerry is Aby’s friend who crosses a line, triggering repercussions that propel the plot forward. He exposes Aby’s ploy, catalyzing the chain of revelations and accountability within the group. His actions test loyalties and push characters toward consequences. He embodies the fraught dynamics of friendship under pressure.

Sherine is Aby’s sister, whose fate becomes entwined with the men’s schemes. Her choices reflect the collateral costs of the patriarchal plots, and her remorse adds a human, emotional weight to the drama. Her reconciliation with Elsamma introduces a note of humility and healing in the village’s frayed relationships. She embodies the human consequences of moral compromise