Manmadhan Ambu

A glamorous film actress known as Nisha, Ambujakshi travels to Europe with Deepa and her children. Her past relationship with Madhanangopal is strained by jealousy, but she remains loyal to friends and to Mannar as the truth emerges. She shows independence and resilience as she navigates romance and deception on the cruise.

A former army officer who pretends to be a security manager, Mannar tails Ambujakshi to test her loyalty and to raise money for his friend Rajan’s cancer treatment. His past as a husband and soldier informs a protective, principled approach. He ultimately orchestrates a plan to mislead Madhanangopal, drawing on his own experiences of loss and loyalty.

Ambujakshi's wealthy ex-boyfriend whose jealousy and suspicion drive the conflict. He hires a detective to tail her during the Europe trip and confronts the truth in Venice. His actions test loyalties and ultimately pave the way for the couple to reassess their relationship. His mother's disapproval adds another layer to the family dynamics.

Ambujakshi's friend and a divorcee, she travels with Ambujakshi and her children. She becomes entangled with Mannar as the scheme unfolds and acts as a steady, loyal confidante to the group. Her perspective helps navigate the shifting relationships on the voyage.

A friend of Mannar who is diagnosed with cancer and cared for by his wife. His illness motivates Mannar to raise funds during the cruise, highlighting themes of friendship and vulnerability. The operation and recovery arc underscore the fragility of life and the strength of support networks.

Rajan’s wife, a pillar of support who remains hopeful and devoted. She communicates the family’s relief and connects the emotional threads of the story through care and resilience. Her presence anchors the group during trials.

Mannar's late wife whose death in a car accident casts a long shadow over the present relationships. Her memory and the accident's connections to past quarrels influence the actions and revelations of the characters. Her absence motivates the emotional stakes of the story.

A local ally who assists Mannar and plays a key role in the plan to mislead Madhanangopal. Along with Manju Kurup, he helps orchestrate the misunderstandings that propel the climax. His practical wit keeps the group anchored amid the deception.

Kunju Kurup's wife, who participates in the group’s misdirection. Her involvement reinforces the collaboration within the circle and contributes to the final resolution. She embodies practical support and steady presence.

Madhanangopal’s mother, who dislikes Ambujakshi and drives some of the family tension. Her actions contribute to the social pressure surrounding the relationship and its ultimate resolution.

Madhanangopal’s arranged fiancée whose future is shaped by parental and social arrangements. She represents the external pressures of traditional matchmaking within the family dynamic.