Kodi

Twin brother to Anbu, Kodi grows up immersed in politics and quickly rises as a popular youth leader in the Coimbatore district. He is idealistic and fearless, but deeply loyal to friends; his career becomes a battlefield of corruption, rivalry, and personal betrayal when Rudhra turns against him and he is killed.

Anbu is Kodi’s engineering professor twin who starts as apolitical but becomes entangled in the political games when he supports his brother’s cause. He ascends to political power, and his persona increasingly mirrors Kodi’s, while he wrestles with the truth about the mercury waste scandal and his brother’s murder.

A lifelong politician with a tough, ambitious streak, Rudhra falls for Kodi and uses the romance to advance her career. She fights to uphold party power but ultimately fractures under the weight of ambition, orchestrating plots that lead to Kodi’s death and her own downfall.

A political insider for the Democratic party, Bhagat Singh embodies a ruthless pragmatism. He ultimately kills Rudhra in a dramatic turn, signaling a brutal reordering of loyalties and the high cost of political games.

The Education Minister who falsified his credentials as part of his ascent, making him a key symbol of the corrupt political establishment. He embodies the systemic deceit that fuels the central crisis of the story.

An influential former minister and Democratic party veteran who participates in the machinery backing the mercury-waste cover-up and political scheming. His power underscores the deep-rooted network of corruption.

A village egg-seller whose simple life exposes the consequences of corporate neglect. Her testimony about factory pollution links environmental harm to the political arena, driving a crucial turn in the plot.

A Democratic party member who uncovers a forest camera recording Rudhra killing Kodi. He uses the evidence to pressure political players, highlighting the role of surveillance and leverage in modern politics.

Kodi and Anbu’s mute father who passed the political baton into their hands through his own sacrifices, illustrating the personal cost behind political careers.

Kodi and Anbu’s mother, a calming yet strong force in the family who challenges political temptations while keeping the brothers connected to their roots.

An elder professor who wields knowledge as a form of quiet influence, reflecting the tension between academia and political manipulation within the story.

The party supremo who sets the strategic direction and pressures key players. His presence frames the larger machine behind the local elections and policy decisions.