Samooham

A diligent paddy-field farmer whose efficient work ethic masks a hopeful, protective nature for his community and Rajalakshmi. He admires Rajalakshmi from childhood but later learns to support her political path, realizing the stakes are about people as much as power. His practical mindset complements Rajalakshmi's idealism, and he ultimately stands with her in the fight for justice.

An ambitious, work-focused politician whose public speaking is fragile, yet she demonstrates courage by protesting for victims and demanding accountability. She wins the MLA seat despite emotional moments on stage, signaling a complex blend of compassion and political resolve. Her relationship with Sudhakaran evolves into mutual support for the people she serves.

A calculated antagonist behind the attacks and a symbol of corrupt, power-driven politics. His campaign defeats trigger ruthless tactics and violence carried out by his goons. He faces legal consequences as the truth emerges, but his willingness to commit brutality creates a lasting threat to the protagonists.

A journalist whose investigative reporting and newspaper articles provide crucial evidence in the case. He embodies the role of truth-teller within a system prone to suppression, and his work fuels the pursuit of justice, even as the story ends with renewed danger to him.

Rajalakshmi's sister who becomes a victim of violence, illustrating the personal cost of political strife. Her plight highlights the human consequences of public confrontation and the urgency of protecting families during upheaval.

A witness to critical violence who ultimately helps strengthen the pursuit of justice. His decision to come forward marks a turning point in the investigation, underscoring the importance of truth-telling in the face of intimidation.

A young man whose father died in the attack and who files a case against the criminals. His decisions and fate propel the legal drama forward, illustrating the personal stakes behind political violence.

A steadfast ally to Sudhakaran who participates in the final showdown against Krishnamurti. His loyalty and willingness to stand up for justice reflect the film’s emphasis on solidarity in the fight for right.

A guiding elder who inspires Rajalakshmi to enter politics, emphasizing the role of family support and mentorship in public service. His influence helps shape Rajalakshmi's political journey and her commitment to helping others.

A government official whose presence in the political ecosystem underscores the nexus of power and law enforcement. He symbolizes the institutional context within which Rajalakshmi must navigate protests, investigations, and accountability.