Nasrani

A wealthy planter and Cosmo Club Secretary, David wields influence with charm but hides a willingness to bend rules to protect loved ones. He mobilizes money and connections to shield Annie while pursuing truth, risking friendships and status. His loyalty to family and friends drives his actions, even as it draws him into a dangerous political maelstrom.

Eapen’s illegitimate daughter who is under David and Sara’s care, Annie becomes the central figure in a police-political frame. She is depicted as vulnerable yet resilient, whose fate hinges on uncovering the real killer. Her connections to powerful people test her safety and moral compass.

Archana is a medical college student whose alleged affair with Benny becomes a flashpoint in the power struggle. Her suicide and the surrounding rumors catalyze investigations and public scandal. Archana’s death highlights how rumor and politics intersect in a small town.

A youth leader and doctor, Benny is poised for political rise but becomes entangled in a web of scandal. His death triggers a chain of investigations and media pressure. The events expose the fragility of reputations when faced with corrupt political interests.

A rising politician and former Revenue Minister, M. C Paul aims to groom his son for the Assembly seat. His public image clashes with private ambitions and potential scandals. He embodies the aspirational political class whose reach extends beyond the courtroom into the social sphere.

John is Eapen’s best friend who helps navigate a crisis when the murder happens. He carries the weight of his choices, balancing loyalty to his old ally with the duty to seek truth. His actions reveal how personal bonds complicate moral judgments in tight-knit circles.

Rajagopal Kartha is the police superintendent whose role sits at the intersection of law and elite influence. He embodies the bureaucratic pressure and political interference that shape investigations. His stance reveals the compromises that color law enforcement in a society of wealth and power.