Lelam

Captain Jacob Stephan, also known as Aanakkattil Chackochi, inherits his father’s liquor empire and leads the family business through a maze of rivals. He balances charm and ruthlessness, and his loyalty to friends and family fuels a willingness to take unprecedented risks. The character drives the film’s central conflict as he moves from planter to power broker.

A trusted ally to Chackochi, Hussein stands as a steady, practical presence amid chaotic underworld politics. He endures beatings and pressure without giving up crucial secrets. His loyalty anchors the group even when the path forward grows increasingly perilous.

Chackochi's close friend and planter, Oommachan provides camaraderie and practical support in managing the business. He navigates the dangers of the rival factions and helps keep the enterprise together. His involvement emphasizes the cost of power on personal relationships.

A police investigator with ties to the Kadayadi syndicate, he embodies the blurred line between law and crime. His dual role creates tension as he both probes the murder and advances the rivals’ agendas. His presence complicates Chackochi's pursuit of justice and control.

A member of royal lineage and a RDO officer, Gowri Parvathi is a figure of grace and political influence. She becomes a romantic interest for Chackochi and a potential mediator amid the feud. Her presence adds a dimension of social status and responsibility.

The patriarch of the Kadayadi clan, Raghavan embodies ruthless business competition and strategic aggression. He frames the power struggle with calculated moves against Eappachan’s empire. His actions push the narrative toward a volatile showdown.

An elder member of the Kadayadi faction, Thampy participates in the plotting and violence that threaten Chackochi’s ascent. His role illustrates how legacy and family honor drive criminal alliances. He becomes a target in the escalating war.

A volatile figure from the Kadayadi camp, Baby is directly involved in ambushes and killings. His aggression accelerates the feud and triggers a deadly chain reaction. He ultimately falls to Chackochi’s retaliation, symbolizing the cost of revenge.

A member of the Kunnel faction allied with the Kadayadi rivals, Outhakutty participates in the power game and the schemes designed to topple Eappachan’s hold. His actions contribute to the violent landscape of the story.

An associate of the Kunnel family, Mathachan is part of the collaborative network that threatens Chackochi's control. He represents the business side of the feud, negotiating deals and backing rival strategies. His role underscores the blend of commerce and crime in the plot.

Gowri Parvathi’s kin and a figure within the power circle, Kochu Thresya adds to the social web surrounding the conflict. Her presence hints at family ties that complicate loyalties. She embodies the interconnected nature of personal and political lives in the story.

A pioneer of the liquor trade and Chackochi’s father, Eappachan built a vast empire from modest beginnings. His death triggers the central power struggle and deepens the vengeance arc. His memory and wealth continue to influence decisions after his passing.