Kadenang Bulaklak

A determined, resilient sister who refuses to give up on locating her separated siblings. She navigates a harsh urban world, balancing work and risk as she pursues family reunion. Her persistence and empathy anchor the story, driving the plot toward reconciliation.

The youngest sister, raised by Conchita Carbonell. She grows up with a mix of privilege and emotional guardedness shaped by her past. Her eventual confrontation with her history tests loyalties and sparks key revelations.

A rising singer whose dreams clash with strict adoptive upbringing. Her music becomes a conduit for connection among the sisters and a catalyst for their public reunion. She embodies ambition tempered by familial affection.

Adopted by a wealthy couple, she battles emotional volatility rooted in trauma from losing her parents. Her arc explores how affluence interacts with personal insecurities and longing for family acceptance. Her growth mirrors the broader theme of family redefining itself.

The guardian aunt who helps raise Jasmin and the siblings in the early years. She dies of ovarian cancer, an event that fractures the family’s stability and motivates the later search for one another. Her role underscores the costs and sacrifices of caretaking.

Tere’s husband and co-guardian who recognizes too late that the siblings could have remained a family. He experiences guilt and realization as the film unfolds, contributing to the theme of reclaimed family ties.

Owner of the restaurant where Jasmin works and Baby is cared for. She embodies authority within the culinary and social world the sisters navigate. Her interactions reveal conflicts between livelihood and care for family.

A co-worker who returns to assist Jasmin in her search. His loyalty to the sisters helps bridge the distance between their separate lives and supports the eventual reunion.

A friend who aids Jasmin at the restaurant and becomes involved in the broader labor struggles. His untimely death during a strike marks a turning point in Jasmin’s journey and the family’s shared grief.

Mother of Jasmin, Baby, Violy, and Daisy, whose death in the bus accident sets the sisters on divergent paths. Her legacy colors the siblings’ longing for family and truth.