Madhura Manohara Moham

A powerful patriarch who guards his family’s honor and exercises strict control over his daughter’s marriage prospects. He pushes for swift, socially acceptable matches to prevent any disgrace. His stance highlights the pressure of tradition within a Kerala Nair community.

Indrasena Kurup’s wife, who navigates the family’s social expectations alongside her husband. She supports or questions arrangements as the family faces potential scandals. Her role reflects the maternal influence within traditional households.

Wife of the late Mohan and mother to Manu, she is deeply invested in keeping family honor intact. She distrusts Meera’s love life and seeks to steer marriages toward stability, often clashing with the younger generation’s desires. Her stance embodies protective filial devotion.

Elder son who has just secured a government job and is positioned as a future leader of the family. He orchestrates Meera’s marriage to Jeevan Raj through a matrimonial site, revealing his control over others’ lives. He also harbors a romantic interest in Shalabha, highlighting his complex loyalties.

Final-year MCom student running a tuition center from her home. She engages in multiple secret relationships, causing turmoil in the family as ambitions and propriety collide. Her choices drive the central conflict between personal freedom and social expectation.

Younger sister who looks up to Meera as a role model, creating a dynamic where Meera’s actions influence the family’s dynamic and future. Malu’s perspective foregrounds sisterly influence in a conservative setting.

Daughter of Indrasena Kurup, she is pursued by Manu and becomes a focal point in the arranged-marriage plot. Her relationship with Manu triggers the underlying tensions between romance and duty in the family.

A Christian teen who becomes one of Meera’s lovers, bringing cross-cultural dynamics into the romantic web. His presence adds religious and social nuances to the relationships at play.

The young man Meera is initially proposed to; his visit to Meera’s house culminates in a wedding that tests family dynamics and Meera’s own accountability. His role sharpens the contrast between arrangement and genuine affection.

Friend and coworker to Manu who assists in navigating Meera’s romantic life and wedding arrangements. Ambadi’s pragmatism provides a counterpoint to Manu’s scheming.

A coworker who becomes involved in the wedding planning and Meera’s relationships, adding layers to the plot’s logistics and social maneuvering.

Conductor of the bus who has been Meera’s lover for four years, illustrating the complexity and secrecy of her romantic life. His presence at the wedding heightens the sense of tension and revelation.

Meera’s other romantic interest, adding another thread to the web of relationships. His presence intensifies Manu’s sense of obligation and control.

A Muslim lover mentioned in Meera’s life, highlighting the religious diversity within the love triangle and the social implications of interfaith relationships.

Another character linked to the extended network around Meera, providing additional layers to the movie’s web of relationships and loyalties.