Mazhai Pidikatha Manithan

A traumatized former soldier who hides in a remote village after a devastating mission. He develops a quiet, protective temperament, rescues a wounded beagle named Hitler, and slowly reconnects with the world while keeping his past identity, Code 2223, buried. His silence and resolve drive his acts of defense against Daali's gang and corrupt officials.

A ruthless loan shark whose leverage and fear tactics destabilize those around him. He is central to Salim's trauma and is eventually confronted in a high-stakes showdown. His pride and vengeance stem from being humiliated and exploited by rivals, motivating his brutal actions.

A corrupt officer who publicly shames Daali and uses his position to advance his own agenda. He colludes with other forces to arrest or manipulate suspects, contributing to a climate of fear and impunity. His actions illustrate a bureaucracy compromised by personal ambition.

A sympathetic shop owner who befriends Salim and provides a counterpoint to Daali's ruthlessness. He harbors subtle romantic feelings for Sowmya and faces the consequences of the violence surrounding their circle. He embodies loyalty and a willingness to risk himself for others.

A determined young woman who seeks justice after her father's death and domestic insecurity. She forms a bond with Salim and is central to the emotional stakes of the conflict with Daali. Her resilience and sense of duty drive key decisions in the plot.

Sowmiya's father who is coerced by Daali to repay a loan, leading to his tragic fate. His actions and the pressure from criminal elements illustrate the toll of debt and exploitation on ordinary families.

The head of the operation who orders actions that blur ethical boundaries in the pursuit of mission continuity. He undercuts transparency with the Captain and Salim's fate, revealing the ambiguities of authority.

A commanding officer whose decisions influence the hunt for Antony and the fate of Salim. The captain represents leadership that is tested by loyalty, duty, and the complexities of the mission.

Sowmiya's sister, who is part of the family dynamics around the central conflict and the impacts of Daali's threats. Her presence emphasizes the collateral damage of the criminal feud.

The matriarch who co-owns Rathnam Atho Shop with Burma's son and who witnesses the consequences of their choices. She embodies maternal care and resilience against the violence surrounding them.