Moonnam Pakkam

A bright medical student whose disappearance triggers the central tragedy. He embodies youthful promise and vulnerability, drawing Bhasi's friends and Thampi into a shared ordeal. His absence catalyzes the film’s exploration of loyalty, hope, and the fragility of life.

Thampi is a retired Indian Railways accountant who lives in solitary grief after his son’s death. He clings to hope when Bhasi disappears and ultimately makes a dramatic, tragic choice that tests his family’s endurance and loyalty.

Bhasi’s friend who survives the ocean incident. He represents companionship and the emotional relief that friendship can offer during crisis, while also sharing the burden of loss with the group.

One of Bhasi’s close friends who navigates the tragedy with solidarity and a sense of duty to the group. He helps hold the social fabric together as the community mourns.

Bhasi’s friend who participates in beach outings and the collective response to Bhasi’s disappearance. His presence underscores youth friendship and shared risk.

Bhasi’s fiancée and Thampi’s granddaughter-in-law, connecting the elder generation to novel love and family alliances. Her relationship with Bhasi anchors the emotional stakes of the plot.

Bhasi’s mother, a pillar of resilience amid loss. She embodies maternal devotion and the pain of uncontrollable tragedy that reshapes the family.

A family friend who participates in the community’s mourning rituals and provides social connections that frame the film’s emotional landscape.

A companion from Thampi’s circle who adds humor and practical commentary to the grief-stricken atmosphere, highlighting resilience through wit.

A figure in Thampi’s life who anchors the outside world’s perspective through his involvement, contributing to the village’s social network after the loss.

A cast member appearing in the surrounding network of friends and relatives, adding to the multi-generational response to Bhasi’s fate.