Gandharvam

A fun-loving automobile workshop owner who dreams of theatre more than profit. His artistic zeal makes him impulsive, yet deeply loyal to those he loves. He pursues Sreedevi across social barriers, risking family harmony for artistic and romantic fulfillment.

Daughter of a wealthy businessman, she steps into the lead role in Shakunthalam and falls for Sam. Her actions—romantic, decisive, and resourceful—change the course of many lives. She endures deceit, elopement, and pregnancy with quiet resolve.

A powerful patriarch who guards his family’s wealth and reputation. He distrusts Sam due to social differences, creating pressure and conflict. His stance gradually softens as the family is drawn into caring for the newborn child.

Son of Menon who shares his father’s protective stance but resents Sam. He initially plots to secure the family legacy through political alliances, then reconsiders as events unfold around the baby’s future. He embodies pride, frustration, and a capacity for change.

A friend turned schemer who uses his influence to advance his own agenda. He masterminds plans that leverage marriage and a business empire, and his manipulation adds danger and urgency to the plot. His activities drive major conflict in the second half.

The antagonist who stalks the family's fortunes, involved in kidnapping and attempt on the baby’s life. He embodies the ruthless drive for power and lineage. His defeat marks a tipping point toward reconciliation.

Sam’s friend and fellow theater man who provides comic relief and practical support. His loyalty anchors Sam during turbulent times. He helps navigate through artistic and personal storms.

Part of Sam’s circle, a friend who shares the eccentricities of the theater world. He stands by Sam through misadventures and plans to stage a grand production. His jovial demeanor lightens tense moments.

Another confidant in Sam’s troupe, whose presence underscores the camaraderie among artists. He contributes to the group's schemes and emotional beats with steady support.

Sam’s mother, worried about his carefree life and eager for stability. Her concern reflects the generational tension between art and family duties. She ultimately seeks the well-being of her son and grandchild.

The leading actress who initially plays Shakunthala but elopes with Krishnan Kutty, creating a crisis for the production. Her actions set off the series of romantic and professional upheavals that follow.