Mazhathullikkilukkam

A complex estate manager who wins the affection of Anna and Alice and becomes entangled in a past murder accusation. He navigates love with Sofiya while grappling with guilt and a desire to protect his new family. His arc moves from trusted caregiver to a man willing to sacrifice for the truth and for Sofiya, culminating in a choice to face consequences and live with her.

One of the elder sisters who owns the vast estate and welcomes Soloman as if he were their son. Her generosity and affectionate nature make the estate a sanctuary for him, and she and her sister ultimately decide to share their wealth with the couple. She embodies a compassionate matriarch who values human warmth over propriety.

Anna’s sister and fellow owner of the estate, sharing in the sisters’ kindness and willingness to embrace Soloman and Sofiya. Her presence reinforces the theme of familial generosity and the idea that belonging can be found in chosen family as much as in blood relations.

The home nurse who becomes Soloman's love interest. She reveals the truth about her brother Sabu’s murder, wrestles with guilt, and ultimately confesses to poisoning Soloman’s payasam in a bid for vengeance. Her arc explores forgiveness, rivalry between loyalty and love, and the hope of a future together.

Sofiya’s brother and a photographer who is murdered by drug-addicted students. His death serves as the catalyst for Sofiya’s actions and reveals the darker undercurrents that haunt Soloman’s past. He is remembered through the tragedy that drives the narrative’s moral choices.

A priest who becomes a confidant and mediator in the unfolding drama. He listens to confessions and helps uncover the truth that drives the resolution. His presence anchors the moral center of the story and the theme of redemption.