Ramji Rao Speaking

A wealthy and influential businessman who is briefly the target of a mistaken rescue by the trio; he maintains generosity and forgiveness despite the chaos surrounding his daughter’s kidnapping. He embodies authority and affluence, yet responds with gratitude when the trio returns his daughter safe. His encounters with the main trio test his judgment and offer them a chance at redemption.

A determined job seeker who comes to Kochi with a fierce will to secure employment. His naivety and trust contribute to the initial misjudgments, but his sense of fairness grows as he witnesses the trio’s schemes unfold. He navigates the line between desperation and integrity while forming fragile friendships.

Cunning and opportunistic, he manipulates Balakrishnan and betrays him by drafting a no-objection letter for Rani. He justifies his actions as self-preservation and saving his own mother from further hardship, yet his deceit puts everyone at risk. His scheming arc exposes the fragility of trust among the unemployed.

The patient owner of Urvasi Theatre who becomes a hub of activity for the trio. He experiences calls intended for Urumees and offers a space for the unlikely alliance to form. He remains an optimistic, supportive presence, providing a slice of normalcy amid chaos.

A desperate friend who borrowed money for his sister’s wedding and now faces ruin unless he can repay it quickly. He threatens to take drastic steps if the debt isn’t settled and later becomes entangled in the trio’s schemes. His desperation underscores the real consequences of financial strain.

A gang leader who kidnaps Nisha and triggers the central crisis. He is ruthless enough to expect a ransom but is met with a clever, risky scheme by the trio. He is ultimately confronted by the police, ending his threat to the characters.

A woman who pretends to be Shivashankaran Panicker’s daughter to secure the job, revealing a willingness to manipulate others for family obligations, including a blind son needing surgery. Her actions expose the harsh realities of social pressure and desperation. She embodies morally gray choices rather than outright villainy.

Urumees’s daughter who is kidnapped by Ramji Rao and later rescued. Her presence drives the motive for the ransom and acts as the emotional center of the film’s tension. She remains a symbol of the stakes behind adult misadventures.