Njangal Santhushtaranu

A dedicated and honest police commissioner who lives with his widowed father and two younger sisters. He is also a passionate singer in the police troupe, balancing duty with artistry. His approach to guiding Geethu is often strict, aiming to maintain order but sometimes causing friction.

Daughter of the DGP and Geethu's father, Geethu grows up with confidence but has little experience with daily life and Malayalam culture. After marriage, she struggles to adjust to the household, clashing with Sanjeevan's sisters as she learns to navigate new family dynamics. Her journey includes discovering her adoption and seeking belonging within the family.

Sanjeevan's close colleague and a lively presence in the police circle. He shares his home with two wives, Kamakshi and Meenakshi, illustrating a bustling domestic life that contrasts with Sanjeevan's orderly approach.

Director General of Police and Geethu's father, a figure of authority who values family and personal integrity. His support helps the couple navigate issues surrounding adoption and identity, blending power with care.

A widowed father who provides quiet strength and wisdom, living in the background as his son balances public service with family life. He embodies resilience and traditional values that anchor the family.

Head of the orphanage that Geethu visits to seek clarity about her identity, offering care, guidance, and a sense of belonging to the children in her care.

A member of the extended family within Geethu's circle, whose presence adds to the intricate family dynamics and social network surrounding Geethu.

Husband of Saudamini, a part of the wider household dynamic that forms the backdrop for Geethu's adjustments and the family interactions depicted in the story.