F.I.R.

An investigative journalist who probes hawala money flowing from the Middle East into Kerala. His pursuit of the truth draws him into the orbit of Rahim Haji and the region’s power players. Roy’s presence accelerates the conflict, and his investigation ends when Chakrapani’s dogs kill him. He embodies the risk and consequence of exposing financial crime.

Former MP and business tycoon who claims to control the currency flows around the Gulf-American belt. He seeks to revive his empire and eliminate Narendra Shetty, viewing his rival as an obstacle to regaining influence. His assassination marks a critical turning point in the political-financial power struggle.

Dramatic and ruthless theater director who becomes a broker for black money. He captures Roy’s group and pushes for illicit gains, ultimately being killed by Mohammed Sarkar in the confrontation that closes his chapter.

A rival business mogul who operates in the same political-criminal space as Haji. He is implicated in the assassination of Rahim Haji and tries to extend his turf by outmaneuvering opponents. Sarkar ends his threat by killing him in the warehouse showdown.

An IPS officer from Tripura cadre appointed to investigate the assassination and the money network. He relentlessly pursues the truth, using decisive force to dismantle key criminals, including Chakrapani and Shetty, though his actions blur the line between justice and vengeance.

A diligent police officer who supports Sarkar’s probe. He becomes a casualty in the struggle when Narendra Shetty’s assault leads to his death during a confrontation.

A political leader whose administration faces a volatile rift as the party’s fast exposes internal divisions. He ultimately relies on Sarkar to investigate the murder, highlighting the challenge of governing amid corruption and competing power centers.

A military figure who becomes entangled in the warehouse confrontation. He falls victim during the warehouse explosion orchestrated by Sarkar in the finale.

Haji’s driver who betrays him, colluding with Narendra Shetty’s circle. His betrayal catalyzes the chain of events that pull Roy into the deadly plot.