Sharapanjara

Kaveri is an educated, sophisticated, and loving wife who grapples with postpartum psychosis after childbirth. Her memories of past sexual assault and the stigma she faces from family and neighbors shape her struggle for autonomy and dignity within a judgmental society.

Sathish is Kaveri's husband who initially supports a picture-perfect marriage but later treats her with growing cruelty. He hides an extramarital relationship and uses Kaveri's illness as a shield for his own infidelity, reflecting male ego and social pressures.

Maithili is a family figure within Kaveri's life, a member of the household dealing with societal expectations surrounding mental illness. Her stance contributes to the family dynamics that influence Kaveri's treatment.

Vijaya is Sathish's sister who represents extended family involvement and potential social pressure. Her interactions reflect the broader community's perspectives on mental health and marriage.

Vishali is Kaveri's mother, a figure in the household who embodies traditional attitudes toward family reputation and female honor. Her reactions contribute to the social environment Kaveri navigates.

The psychologist in the in-house facility provides professional care for Kaveri's condition. The sequence highlights the role of clinical treatment and the path to recovery through therapy.

Maithili's husband appears in the social setting of the family, contributing to the portrayal of domestic relationships and expectations within the community.

Vimala is part of the extended circle around Kaveri and Sathish, illustrating the wider social network that comments on marriage and mental health.