Geethanjali

A carefree, mischievous graduate who discovers he has chronic myeloid leukaemia and has only months to live. He seeks peace at his family's vacation home in Ooty and begins to open up to love. His journey moves from escapism to embracing life fully, catalyzed by Geethanjali's spirit.

A lively, prank-loving young woman whose playful energy initially challenges Prakash. She slowly forms a connection with him, drawn to his vulnerability and his growing sincerity. Her optimism and courage help him confront his fate.

A stern, tradition-minded elder who publicly confronts Prakash when miscommunication erupts. Her bluntness exposes the social tensions within the family and the cost of public shaming. She ultimately contributes to the emotional stakes surrounding Geethanjali's illness.

A cardiologist whose medical expertise frames Geethanjali's health condition. He embodies care and responsibility, guiding the family through medical realities while balancing hope and duty.

A family patriarch who supports his son during a tumultuous life change. While not central to every moment, his presence underscores the theme of family influence on personal choices.

A grieving, devoted mother whose sorrow adds emotional weight to Prakash's decision to live fully. Her interactions reveal the complexities of maternal love and protective instincts.

A physician who treats Prakash and features in the medical aspects of his journey. Her role underscores the fragility of life and the hope afforded by medical care.

Caretaker of the family’s Ooty residence, helping maintain the secluded retreat where Prakash and Geethanjali grow closer. His presence adds a sense of daily life continuity to the setting.

A figure of authority who appears in the film, contributing to the social tapestry around the central romance and family dynamics.

A character connected to the broader cast, adding depth to the social environment surrounding Prakash and Geethanjali.