Kudumbapuranam

Murali is Sankaran Nair's friend's son whose proposed marriage plans with Rema spark tension. He bears heartbreak when the marriage arrangement falters and suggests that Preman marry Indu to honor his late friend's wish. He manifests a practical, selfless concern for family harmony, placing collective needs above personal desire.

Geetha is Krishnanunni's wife and a key presence within the household. She is pregnant and navigates in-law dynamics with wit and pragmatism. She influences Rema to consider Sivan and helps maintain family balance, acting as a bridge between generations.

Sankaran Nair is the proud, aging patriarch whose sense of duty drives him to fulfill a friend's wish. His health wanes as pride and stubbornness fuel conflicts with his son Krishnanunni. Ultimately, he forgives and the family is drawn back together through reconciliation.

Ammini is Sankaran Nair's wife, a steadying presence who anchors the family with patience and warmth. She supports her husband’s decisions while encouraging harmony and forgiveness among the children. Her quiet resilience helps guide the family back toward unity.

Krishnanunni is the eldest son, a bank employee who becomes a focal point of the family’s financial and emotional tensions. His strict, calculated approach to money clashes with his brother Preman’s more flexible, family-oriented stance. He ultimately reevaluates his stance and finds space for reconciliation.

Preman is a drama artist whose earnings are inconsistent but who invests in family welfare. He marries Indu and tries to mediate between father and brother, embodying a more flexible, conciliatory temperament. His efforts highlight the importance of preserving family ties over pride.

Rema is the daughter-in-law figure whose preference for Sivan challenges the family’s expectations. Her interactions with Geetha and Sivan lead to difficult choices, but she remains principled and ultimately aligns with the path that preserves familial bonds.

Gopu is the younger son who is still studying, representing the next generation within the household. He witnesses the family’s struggles and contributes to the collective effort to restore harmony.

Sivan is the Malayalam lecturer whom Rema loves. His relationship with Rema tests loyalties and resources, especially when family tensions peak. He remains a stable, financially secure partner whose life intersects closely with the family drama.

Rama is Geetha’s newborn baby boy, whose arrival marks a milestone of grandparent happiness and renewed hope for the family. The baby's presence underscores the stakes of family unity and the joy that motivates reconciliation.

Bhageerathiyamma is the stern matriarch whose traditional instincts shape much of the household dynamics. Her opinions influence seating, routines, and the acceptance of new relationships within the family, contributing to the dramatic tension.

Kunjamma serves as a caretaker in the household, managing day-to-day duties and providing a practical, grounding presence during family upheavals. She supports the care of Geetha’s baby and stabilizes the living arrangements.

Achuthan is Geetha’s uncle who informs the family about significant events, such as Geetha delivering a baby. He contributes to the network of relatives who influence family decisions.

Indu is Preman’s wife, a central figure in the marriage arrangements who leaves home after a fight but remains part of the family’s ongoing story. Her relationship with Preman and her eventual return shape the pace of reconciliation.

Indu’s Mother is a key matriarchal voice in the family dynamic, providing context and shaping decisions through her perspective on tradition and care.