Hitler Brothers

A college student and the sole niece of the four protective brothers, Nandini stands up for her autonomy when pressured by marriage arrangements and property concerns. She navigates unwanted advances with composure and insists on her right to decide her own future. Her resilience drives the narrative as she seeks safety, dignity, and lawful resolution.

A wealthy doctor whose interest in Nandini is tied to her properties rather than genuine affection. He uses manipulation and coercion to pursue a marriage that would secure his wealth. His actions provoke the protective guardians and ignite the central conflict, ending with his arrest.

A new sub-inspector who lives opposite Nandini’s hostel and becomes involved in the legal dispute. He emerges as a protector who respects Nandini’s agency and ultimately shares a romantic spark with her. His involvement in the case deepens the tension between duty and personal feelings.

A sharp-witted advocate who initially aids the brothers and then develops a romantic interest in Nandini. His career and personal feelings become entangled, leading to complex loyalties and a shift in involvement. He later forges a practical path toward resolution and friendship with Sundaran.

Nandini’s step-brother who arrives to claim her properties and collaborates with others to influence the outcome. His actions add a layer of family feud and property-driven conflict, steering the plot toward a combined effort to secure Nandini’s happiness. He works with Manmadhan to help Sundaran marry Nandini.

One of the four Hitler brothers, Ramankutty embodies the protective, boisterous uncle archetype. He partakes in the guardianship of Nandini and upholds family loyalty. His presence signals the strength of kinship in confronting threats.

Another of the Hitler brothers, Achuthankutty contributes to the dynamic of vigilant guardianship. He supports the collective aim of safeguarding Nandini's autonomy and challenging those who would coerce her. His role reinforces the theme of familial protection.

One of the quartet of brothers, Keshavan Kutty adds grit and street-smart resilience to the protection squad. His actions help navigate the confrontation over Nandini’s property and safety. He represents the practical side of the brothers’ guardianship.

Sundari is Sundaran’s sister who becomes involved through the narrative of redirected affection. Her role intersects with Manmadhan’s arc, and she assists in saving Manmadhan from danger, highlighting a thread of reciprocity and mutual aid.

Head constable Bhaktha Valsalan appears as a figure who misunderstands the brothers’ intentions, adding tension to the early policing dynamics. His character helps drive the initial conflict toward a legal resolution and demonstrates the complexities and fallibilities within law enforcement.

An elder figure in the protective circle, Shankaran Kutty contributes to the family’s overarching aim of safeguarding Nandini. His presence supports the sense of a tightly knit kin group involved in the broader plot-line of property and safety.