London Bridge

A career-driven London-based businessman who trusts his intellect over his heart. He starts skeptical of romance but gradually embraces a genuine bond with Merin, navigating pressure from mentors and family to marry for status. His journey centers on choosing love even when it contradicts his carefully laid plans.

Vijay's fiancée and the daughter of his mentor, C. S. Nambiar. She tests Vijay's fitness for marriage and ultimately supports his pursuit of Merin, playing a pivotal role in guiding him to India. Her actions reveal a pragmatic balance between affection and family duty.

A nurse who arrives in London from India after a car accident injures her wrist. She pursues a romantic connection with Vijay while facing professional setbacks and housing pressure. Her choices drive the central conflict and culminate in a test of true love.

Merin's relative who serves as a bridge between Merin and Vijay's circle. Her involvement highlights family considerations and the impact of distance on relationships.

Gracy's husband who represents the village and community context in India. He participates in inquiries about Merin's absence, illustrating communal responsibility within the story.

Vijay's mentor and Pavithra's father who attempts to arrange a marriage based on wealth and social standing. He embodies the traditional, business-first mindset that creates tension with genuine love.

Vijay's ally-turned-obstacle who manipulates circumstances to force a marriage for financial gain. His manipulative role pushes the plot toward its emotional turning point and eventual resolution.

A coercive figure whose actions threaten Merin's stability by seizing her house, illustrating the harsh realities of debt and finance pressing on personal lives.

An enforcer aligned with moneyed interests and social pressure, representing external pressures that complicate the protagonists' pursuit of love.

A minor authority figure encountered within the city, reflecting the routine presence of law and order amid the drama.