Kakkakuyil

An unemployed man who travels from Kerala to Mumbai seeking work, Sivaraman quickly adapts to the city’s hustle. He is resourceful and improvisational, often serving as the moral center amid escalating schemes. His arc centers on loyalty to Govindan Kutty and the consequences of their deceit.

A loyal but impulsive friend who becomes entwined in the heist and disguises. He craves quick gains and often acts on instinct, with moments of remorse as the plan spirals out of control. His choices test friendship and moral boundaries.

The mastermind behind the robbery who manipulates others to serve his own agenda. He hides the money and uses others to shield his tracks, weaving a web of deceit that ultimately falters.

Thomas’s stammering brother, a nervous participant whose comic timing also carries the risk of exposing the scheme. His presence adds both humor and tension to the caper.

A scheming ally who pretends to be in love with Nambeeshan to locate the hidden money and then pursue her own gain. Her manipulation intensifies the trust issues among the conspirators.

Former servant and caretaker who senses trouble and attempts to warn Thampuran. He provides moral commentary and comic relief as the plot unfolds.

The crafty lawyer who oversees elements of the deception and guards the truth about the hidden money. He represents the cerebral, scheming side of the plot.

The blind patriarch whose dignity and warmth anchor the family. His forgiveness and patience become the emotional fulcrum of the story.

The elderly wife of Thampuran, a strong, principled matriarch whose presence shapes the family’s dynamics and emotional heart.

The missing grandson who supposedly resides in the United States, his absence drives the impersonation plot around the elderly couple.

A lover of Kunjunni who enters the drama and later unravels the truth. Her presence links the scheme to the broader emotional stakes of the tale.