Nariman

The accused in the notorious murder case who attempts an escape during a prison transfer and is shot, surviving to face a new interrogation of his guilt. He is initially charged with murdering his elder brother and sister-in-law in a crime framed to exploit lust and an attempted rape. Manu becomes the focal point around which questions of innocence and manipulation of evidence revolve.

A sincere yet aggressive police officer who reopens Manu's case and is tasked with pursuing the truth. He uncovers inconsistencies in the original investigation and pushes for a thorough re-examination of the evidence. Nariman embodies relentless pursuit of justice against entrenched interests.

An intelligent and ruthless advocate who masterminds the original framing of Manu's case. He leverages powerful allies and manipulated evidence to secure a conviction. His actions illustrate how legal talent and influence can corrupt the system.

A key ally of Thampi and a principal conspirator in the murder framing. He participates in the manipulation of the case and the political maneuvering surrounding it. His involvement highlights the reach of corruption across police and legal networks.

The Superintendent of Police who is part of the operational network behind the initial framing. His role symbolizes the complicity of law enforcement in corrupt schemes and the difficulty of overturning established narratives.

A senior lawyer who represents the defense against Manu in the initial proceedings. His expertise contrasts with the manipulative tactics used to frame Manu, highlighting the tug-of-war between seasoned counsel and unscrupulous schemes.

A member of the conspiracy tied to illegal activities and the murder framing. His involvement demonstrates how criminal networks intersect with political power to influence outcomes in high-profile cases.

A senior surgeon who takes pity on Manu and believes in his innocence. He advocates for a reconsideration of Manu's case based on medical and ethical grounds, pushing Nariman toward a broader inquiry beyond the courtroom.

Manu's defense attorney who represents him in legal battles. Her role underscores the importance of diligent advocacy in challenging a deeply entangled frame-up.

The political leader whose decision to reopen the case demonstrates the influence of government power on legal proceedings. His involvement signals how shifting political winds can alter the course of justice.

A seasoned judge who initially refuses a second hearing, reflecting skepticism about publicity-driven reversals. Ultimately, the judge allows a retrial after Nariman presents new evidence, underscoring the judiciary's capacity for reconsideration when confronted with compelling truth.

Represents law enforcement on the ground and the procedural side of the case. His presence anchors the narrative in the realities of policing in a high-stakes political/legal environment.

A supporting figure in the narrative, connected to the legal drama surrounding Manu's case and the courtroom dynamics.