Peruvannapurathe Visheshangal

Kunju Lakshmi is the pampered daughter of the Kavumpattu aristocracy who starts the story arrogant toward Sivasankaran. She gradually recognizes his innocence and develops genuine affection, challenging her own prejudices and the family’s rigid codes. Her arc centers on balancing loyalty to family with true love.

Sivasankaran arrives as a peon at the Kavumpattu college, subjected to exploitation by Padmanabhan. He stands up for himself and others, proving his integrity and resilience. His relationship with Kunju Lakshmi drives the central romance and tests social boundaries.

Padmanabhan is the former employee who extorts money from Sivasankaran and schemes to reclaim his post. He uses coercion and theft to maintain power within Kavumpattu’s circle. His actions spark the main conflict and threaten the couple’s future.

Achu, the son of the late Vamadeva Kurup, is a successful Singaporean businessman who arrives as a catalyst by posing as the true heir. His cosmopolitan perspective contrasts with the village’s tradition, triggering jealousy, identity questions, and shifts in loyalties.

Kunju Lakshmi’s grandmother is a wise elder who mediates conflicts. She intervenes to defend the innocent and keep peace within the family. Her experience provides a stabilizing counterbalance to the younger generation’s passions.

Madhavi Amma represents the Kavumpattu matriarch, embodying tradition and authority. She guides major family decisions and protects the estate’s interests while considering how romance might disrupt the social order. Her presence anchors the family’s values with a potential openness to change.

Suresh is Kunju Lakshmi’s classmate whose love letter fuels misunderstandings and public conflict. The letter’s misinterpretation tests trust and fuels the plot’s escalation, illustrating how rumors influence village life.

Veerabhadra Kuruppu, known as Valiya Kuruppu, stands as the patriarchal figure who embodies the village’s traditional power structure. His presence intensifies disputes over inheritance and legitimacy, shaping the estate’s future.

Kurup is a member of the Kavumpattu circle whose actions reflect the entwined web of family duty and social hierarchy. His role emphasizes the heavy weight of lineage in the village's power dynamics.

Devaki is part of the Kavumpattu family network, contributing to the household's stability and traditions. Her presence reinforces the social expectations that shape characters’ choices and loyalties.