Manushya Mrugam

A lorry driver with a dangerous fixation on women, especially Sophie. His volatile temper and manipulative charm mask a growing capacity for coercion, murder, and self-justification. The narrative tracks his descent into violence as he tries to control relationships and silence dissent.

Johnny's wife who grows increasingly angry at his behavior. She harbors a secret about Pasha and protects her family, ultimately paying a heavy price. Her actions reveal a complex mix of loyalty, fear, and maternal instinct.

A young girl staying with the family who becomes the target of Johnny's obsession. Her resistance and vulnerability underline the brutality of the crime. Her fate starkly exposes the danger of predatory behavior.

Eleven-year-old daughter of Johnny. An innocent child caught in a web of adult crimes, her presence heightens the tragedy of the story. Her murder marks a turning point in the investigation and the family’s collapse.

Crime Branch officer leading the investigation. He pieces together the chain of victims and navigates a complicated cover story while pursuing justice. His approach balances procedural rigor with pressure from public and media scrutiny.

A young man from Bangalore who is in love with Lissy. He is falsely charged by Lissy’s father, becomes entangled in the tragedy, and ultimately kills Sophie and Jeena before being killed by Johnny. His presence highlights themes of love, misjudgment, and revenge.

Lissy's father, who uses influence to shield his daughter and orchestrates false charges against Pasha. His actions contribute to the cycle of violence and tragedy that engulf the family. He embodies the darker side of protection and control within a family.