Kannezhuthi Pottum Thottu

A determined young woman who channels personal tragedy into a painstaking plan for revenge against Natesan. She uses her position in the estate to observe, manipulate, and strike at the most vulnerable moment. Her choices reveal a fierce loyalty to her family and a willingness to defy patriarchal control.

The powerful landlord who murdered Bhadra’s parents and hides behind lies to maintain control over the land and its workers. He uses cunning and brutality to preserve status, often manipulating truth to serve his interests. His downfall begins as Bhadra’s plan threatens the stability of his estate.

Natesan’s son who covets Bhadra and is drawn into violent conflict with his own father. His involvement escalates family-centered power struggles and ends tragically as he becomes a casualty in the feud. His character explores the costs of ambition and familial loyalty gone awry.

A mentally ill man who endures abuse within the estate. Bhadra forms a fragile bond with him, showing compassion amid cruelty and highlighting the vulnerable within the labor community. His presence underscores themes of mercy and social marginalization.

A bangle seller and fisherman who shares a painful past with Bhadra, becoming her source of love and a symbol of ordinary people seeking justice. His relationship with Bhadra anchors the emotional stakes of the revenge plot. He embodies loyalty and simple desires amidst complex social strife.

A competing woman who navigates the estate’s social web and becomes a focal point of tension with Bhadra. Her actions intertwine with Uthaman’s intentions and the larger land feud, setting off a chain of confrontations. Her role reveals how relationships can be manipulated within a corrupt system.