Njandukalude Naattil Oridavela

Sheela is a devoted wife and mother facing a breast cancer diagnosis. Her courage in undergoing chemotherapy and her determination to keep the family united drive the emotional core of the film. Her illness reveals the depth of her resilience and the ways she anchors her family through fear and hope.

Kurien returns from London to support his family after Sheela’s diagnosis. He becomes a bridge between generations, balancing humor, responsibility, and romance. His personal growth is framed by family duties and his evolving relationships.

Chacko is the family patriarch who grapples with the news and its practical implications. He provides steady support and acts as the emotional anchor for the household while navigating worry and hope.

Rachel is a new romantic connection for Kurien who brings warmth and complexity to his life. Her relationship with Kurien reveals themes of trust and timing, contributing to his personal arc.

Appappan, the family elder, represents tradition and quiet dignity. His sudden death during a moment of surprise marks a turning point for the family and underscores the fragility of life.

Subru is Kurien’s old friend who transitions from business plans to a new path as a supermarket owner. His presence provides a counterpoint to the family’s inward focus and adds a note of friendship and practical ambition.

Dr. Saiju is the oncologist who guides the family through diagnosis, treatment plans, and the pace of recovery. His clinical updates and empathy help anchor the medical journey in realism.

Sarah is one of Sheela’s daughters who embodies concern and care for her mother. Her questions about whether their mother can face the treatment reflect the family’s collective anxiety and affection.

Mary Tony represents the next generation—aware, observant, and emotionally attuned to the family’s dynamics as they navigate illness together.

Tony is the son-in-law whose presence completes the extended family network. His involvement adds warmth and a sense of communal support during the crisis.