Naram Garam

The central female lead whose beauty triggers proposals from several men. She navigates love, loyalty, and survival as a homeless girl taken in by Ramprasad and drawn into a web of marriage plots. She remains a figure around whom the men’s schemes orbit.

A principled yet pragmatic man who helps Kusum and her father while lacking his own home. He negotiates arrangements to keep Kusum safe, eventually marrying her after being drawn into a complicated web of debt, salary, and the house.

A feared family elder and astrologically superstitious man who becomes obsessed with Kusum. He imagines Kusum as the reincarnation of his dead wife and orchestrates a secret marriage, only to be overwhelmed by fear and pride.

A rough-around-the-edges garage mechanic with a kind heart for women in distress. He initially helps to ward off the estate manager’s proposal, but also presses his own suit with Kusum.

Kusum’s father, who becomes homeless after the debt default. He embodies the vulnerability of a man who relies on others for shelter and support while seeking dignity.

The estate manager who initially wants to oust the squatters but is won over by Kusum’s charm. His conflict with the family over property mirrors the larger power plays in the estate.

A senior figure in the household who adds humor and wisdom, often serving as a voice of tradition and old-school morality.

A supporting character who weaves into the network of schemes around the home and love affairs.

A teacher figure who anchors the social fabric of the neighborhood, representing tradition and education.

A spiritual guide who, as a sage-like figure, exudes knowledge and traditional beliefs.

A supporting character who navigates the social web around Kusum and Ramprasad.

A character in the household network whose role complements the family dynamics and the estate's operations.