Sharey Chuattar

A wealthy, principled young man who returns to the boarding house and falls for Romola. He is quick to argue when challenged, yet openly expresses affection and respects family ties. His love story intersects with humor and social expectations within the boarding community.

A composed and witty relative of Rajanibabu who moves into the boarding house. She exudes intelligence and grace, navigating libidinous gossip with poise. Her romance with Rampriti drives the plot and exposes social preconceptions within the residents.

Owner of the Annapurna Boarding House and a central facilitator of the romance. He arranges a marriage for Rampriti and Romola, acting as the go-between and voice of practicality. His actions reveal warmth and a sense of mischief that keeps the ensemble engaged.

A senior, learned resident who often acts as a killjoy, opposing or complicating the younger romances. His authoritative demeanor creates tension but also underscores the social hierarchies within the boarding house. He is a foil to Rampriti and Romola's love story.

A friendly boarder whose wit lightens tense moments and frames the romantic comedy. He participates in the banter about Rampriti and Romola and adds an everyman perspective to the ensemble. His interactions reflect the warmth and humor of the boarding community.

The boarding house cook whose presence ties into daily life and the social rhythm of the house. He witnesses conversations and contributes to the domestic atmosphere. His character helps ground the plot in everyday humor and warmth.

A concerned spouse who suspects infidelity after finding a love letter. Her actions trigger the central misunderstanding and ultimately drive the revelation of the truth about Rampriti and Romola. She embodies the themes of trust and deception within the domestic setting.

A maternal figure who observes the boarding house's dynamics and influences Romola’s decisions. She represents family concerns and the social fabric surrounding the young couple. Her presence anchors the emotional undercurrents of the story.