Narasimha

An honest army officer who works undercover to thwart Rasool Akhtar's plot and rescue kidnapped colonels. He operates under immense pressure, bending normal rules to protect lives, and his personal stake deepens as he falls in love with Vaanathi.

Narasimha's beloved who becomes a central figure in the mission. She is kidnapped by terrorists and, in a tense twist, is revealed to be the person in the burqa that Narasimha shoots, tying personal peril to the wider threat.

The antagonist who aims to destroy India after the death of Wasim Khan. He orchestrates the kidnapping of Indian colonels and brainwashes Sher Khan to further his plot, making him the central threat to national security.

Defense Minister (or high-ranking security official) who arrests Narasimha during interrogation and oversees a tough, measured approach to counterterrorism and national security.

Wealthy businessman who is rescued by Narasimha and becomes part of the web of contacts surrounding the terrorist plot. His status and protection reflect the film's blend of crime and high society.

Chinna Thamburan Iranyan, son of Vasudevan, whose murder by Narasimha is a pivotal moment in the pursuit and escalation of the conflict.

Periya Thamburan Vasudevan, a powerful patriarch figure whose lineage and influence frame a backdrop of regional power dynamics within the plot.

Renowned music director who becomes a casualty amid the crime wave and film’s layered criminal network.

Local crime don who provides a protective umbrella to criminals associated with Akhtar's network, representing the criminal underworld behind the plot.