Ravanaprabhu

Patriarch of the Mangalassery family who initially disapproves his son’s money-driven path but becomes entangled in a feud that defines the family’s fate. His pride and sense of honor drive a quest to reclaim the ancestral home, even as tragedy strikes. His arc moves from protective elder to a man consumed by revenge, tempered by wise guidance shown later.

Wife of Neelakandan, whose illness and death catalyze the family’s descent into conflict. Her treatment denial and untimely passing become emotional motives behind the revenge arc and the drive to protect the family’s honor. Her memory lingers as a catalyst for the ensuing actions.

Industrialist and hospital owner who seeks to demoralize the Mangalassery family by seizing control of key institutions. He embodies calculated power, using influence to topple rivals and settle scores with Neelakandan. His past with Kunjananthan fuels the vendetta that threads through the story.

Shekaran’s nephew and a volatile antagonist who escalates violence to eliminate rivals. His attempt to kill Karthikeyan backfires, sealing his doom at Neela n’s hands. His actions crystallize the escalation of the family feud.

A Gounder family patriarch who offers shelter and cautious counsel when Janaki is in danger, illustrating an alternate code of honor. His household becomes a safe haven and a strategic ally for Karthikeyan and Janaki.

Dr. Janaki is involved in the care of Bhanumathi and becomes the object of Karthikeyan’s affection, testing loyalties amid upheaval. Her relationship with Karthikeyan anchors the romance and raises questions of consent, duty, and trust.

An elderly, wise guide who influences Neelan and Karthikeyan. His interventions help steer both men away from irreversible violence and towards a path of tempered justice. He serves as the moral compass of the tale.

A political ally whose actions ripple through the plot, affecting loyalties and power dynamics within the family and community. His involvement illustrates how political calculations intersect with personal vendettas.