Sthalathe Pradhana Payyans

An educated youth and newspaper delivery man who becomes a political candidate with grassroots support. He rises to Home Minister and implements ambitious policing reforms, earning both admiration and backlash. His love for Gowri connects him to a corrupt power circle, and his integrity is tested as political winds shift.

A young and dynamic police commissioner tasked with cleaning up the city. He aggressively targets Nambiar's goons, challenging entrenched interests and risking political pushback. His reformist stance places him at odds with the minister and powerful factions.

Cunning politician who uses his power and underworld connections to maneuver within the ruling structure. He aims to seize a ministry and control arms flow, but his plans unravel as Gopalakrishnan proves capable and popular. He embodies the corrupt, power-hungry master architect of chaos.

The Chief Minister navigating a period of party infighting and coalition fragility. He tries to balance reform with political expediency, and his support for Gopalakrishnan signals a potential cleansing of law and order, even as his own position remains precarious.

Gopalakrishnan's childhood friend on leave from the Indian Army. He mediates conflicts within Hindustan Colony, but tragedy strikes when he dies while trying to save his sister during riots.

A corrupt business contractor and Gowri's father; his clan's wealth and influence fuel the political feud. He plays a pivotal role in the backstory, including the death of Gopalakrishnan's father, setting up a history of enmity.

Daughter of Poomukhathu Kurup and the love interest of Gopalakrishnan. Her presence anchors personal stakes in the political turmoil and underlines the cost of public conflict on private lives.

A high-ranking government official whose orders shape the crackdown on violence and the distribution of power. He interacts with Nambiar and the Home Minister, highlighting the complexity of responsibility in times of crisis.