Kadathanadan Ambadi

A fearless young warrior driven by vengeance for his father’s death, Ambadi leads the quest to retrieve Bhadravaal and the sacred thread. He confronts political intrigue, battles dark magic, and relies on his mentor to guide him. His resolve is tempered by loyalty to family and homeland.

A wise martial arts guru who mentors Ambadi; he is loyal, experienced, and serves as the moral compass of the journey. He accompanies Ambadi into danger and shares ancient knowledge to outwit the king’s forces. His guidance keeps the quest on a righteous path.

Kadathanadu’s father’s sister, a protective elder whose family’s fate is tied to the larger struggle for the sacred artifacts. She becomes entangled as the conflict unfolds and faces the consequences of the kingdom’s schemes. Her perspective anchors the community’s personal stakes in the legend.

A member of the Thacholi circle whose loyalties are tested by the family power struggle. He brings wit and resilience to the group, navigating the shifting loyalties as plans for the sword’s retrieval unfold. His involvement underscores the intertwined fates of kin and clan.

A young woman connected to the broader courtly world; she becomes part of the story’s tapestry as Ambadi advances on his mission. Her role intersects with the princess figure encountered during the journey. She embodies the human costs and personal stakes within the legend.

Payyappilly Chanthu’s daughter who feels betrayed upon discovering Ambadi’s alliance with a princess. Her perspective highlights familial tensions and the complexities of loyalties within the warrior clan. Her arc adds emotional depth to the quest.

The Black Magician who rules a mysterious kingdom and uses an eagle to hunt for a daily sacrifice. He embodies dark magic and tyrannical rule, presenting a formidable obstacle for Ambadi and his companions. His defeat represents the cleansing of sorcery from the world.

The storyteller within the Thacholi clan who narrates the tale and reveals that inner plots and coups have shaped the sword’s fate. His narration frames the legend and ties the characters’ destinies to a larger history. He is a witness to the era’s political intrigues.