Phoenix

Adv. John Williams is a rational, protective father who drives the family to seek answers amid unsettling letters and rumors. He pursues the truth about Freddy and Anna while trying to keep his wife and children safe. His investigation is tempered by a need to preserve trust within the family and a willingness to confront troubling memories.

Daisy is John Williams’s wife, a devoted mother who anchors the family as fear and illness mount. She balances concern for her children with support for her husband’s quest for answers. Her resilience and care transmute uncertainty into steady, quiet strength.

Tittu is the youngest child whose fever triggers the family’s return to the mystery surrounding the house. His illness becomes a focal point for fear, prompting medical and spiritual interventions. He embodies vulnerability that drives adult decisions and communal concern.

Freddy is a PhD student from a wealthy family who falls in love with Anna Rose George, setting a轨 of events into motion. His choices, including moving between cities and later pursuing a relationship with Margaret, ripple through generations. Freddy’s actions create a lasting tension between duty, desire, and consequence.

Anna is an orphan who runs a homestay in Thuruthikkadavu. Her romance with Freddy triggers social and familial upheaval, and her death during a cholera outbreak becomes a central mystery. Her burial and the later revelation of her not being truly dead drive the film’s emotional core.

Margaret is an MBBS student whose betrothal was arranged by Freddy’s family. In the present, she’s married to a doctor named Rajeev. Her past and present connections to Freddy illustrate the pressure of societal expectations and the competition between love and duty.

Fr. Geo is a priest who provides spiritual guidance and helps uncover Freddy and Anna’s past through church records. He acts as a bridge between faith, rumor, and historical truth, guiding the protagonists toward clarity.

Fr. Francis, returned from Rome and diagnosed with blood cancer, plays a crucial role in revealing Anna’s letters and the truth behind her burial. He embodies caution and compassion as he navigates guilt, faith, and revelation.

Peter is a parish clerk who helps John and Amir piece together the past. His practical knowledge of records and his willingness to assist anchor the investigation in community ties.

Rajeev is a doctor who is married to Margaret in the present timeline. His medical perspective intersects with the cholera crisis and the community’s coping mechanisms.

Mathew is Freddy’s wealthy father whose influence shapes Freddy’s life choices and the pressures of family expectations. His role underscores class and ambition within the family saga.

Mariya is John’s elder daughter who temporarily hosts Anna’s soul; her body becomes a conduit for supernatural events. Her experience links the present family to the past’s unresolved love and guilt.