Hi Nanna

A compassionate stranger who rescues Mahi and becomes part of the family. She later discovers she is Varsha, the mother, and initially deals with amnesia that hides her past. Her bond with Viraj deepens, and she navigates love, memory, and truth while tying the family back together.

A neurosurgeon who is engaged to Yashna and helps with Mahi’s medical needs. He provides professional support and becomes a stabilizing presence as the family confronts past secrets. His role underscores care, expertise, and partnership in crisis.

A successful fashion photographer and devoted father who protects his daughter and carries the memory of Varsha. He narrates parts of the family history and reveals how he adapted the truth to shield Mahi from pain. His steadfast love drives the eventual reunion and healing.

Varsha is the mother whose past with Viraj and Mahi is central to the twist. Her memory, deceits, and eventual truth shape the emotional arc and the path to reconciliation. She acts as a catalyst for the revelations that bind the family.

Voice representation of Yashna, reinforcing the character’s presence in the memory and storytelling aspects of the film. This portrayal adds a layer to the character’s emotional resonance within the narrative.

Six-year-old Mahi, who lives with a life-threatening illness and drives the family’s emotional journey. Her questions about her mother propel the story forward and test the parents’ willingness to confront truth.

Adult Mahi represents the lasting impact of her early experiences, embodying resilience and singing as a symbol of healing and connection with her mother. She embodies the film’s message of reconciliation and continuity.

A supporting character portrayed by Nassar whose role is part of the broader family circle. The exact plot details involving Ranjan are not detailed in the summary, but he is part of the film’s web of relationships.

A paternal figure in Mahi’s life, portrayed by Jayaram. He is part of the extended family sphere that informs Mahi’s upbringing and the emotional texture of the story.