Njan Prakashan

A man driven by the lure of foreign work who believes a name change can unlock opportunities abroad. He initially treats nursing as a low-paid, unglamorous path and contemplates a visa scam, even exploiting relationships to achieve his aims. Over time, he evolves into a more grounded, compassionate nurse who recognizes the value of helping people over mere profit.

An ex-nurse who becomes the vehicle for Prakashan’s emigration plan, using him for money and eventually marrying a German citizen to stay abroad. Her actions reveal a willingness to manipulate others for personal stability and escape from Kerala.

A guardian figure and former student of Prakashan’s father who becomes entangled in the consequences of the necklace theft. He embodies loyalty and family duty, and his actions drive part of the conflict, illustrating both trust and fallibility.

Prakashan’s love interest, who becomes part of his emotional world as he moves from deception toward genuine care. She represents a connection that challenges his plans and pushes him toward a more honest approach to relationships.

A spirited, terminally ill young woman who inspires Prakashan to rethink life’s value beyond money. Her illness and the family drama surrounding her force him to confront mortality and the importance of living meaningfully.

A medical professional who provides the clinical frame of Tina’s condition and the ethical environment in which Prakashan’s actions unfold. His presence anchors the care-versus-cynicism tension in the narrative.

A maternal figure whose values and decisions influence Salomi’s choices. Her role illuminates family dynamics and the pressures surrounding emigration and wealth.