Swapnakoodu

Deepu is shy and reluctant to express his feelings for Kamala, yet he is deeply loyal to his friends. He navigates unrequited love with quiet endurance, eventually accepting Kamala’s choice and supporting his friend’s happiness. His understated honesty makes him the emotional center of the trio.

Kamala is Sophy’s daughter who becomes the object of affection for all three men. She is resilient and kind, yet torn between genuine love and social pressures. Her ultimate choice reveals her capacity for principled love and personal growth.

Padma is Kamala’s sister who tests Kamala’s reactions and complicates the love triangle, ultimately dying in an accident during the final trip. She is outspoken and has a sharp temper, adding fuel to the conflict that drives the narrative.

Kunjunju is brash and flirtatious, making passes at Kamala and stirring rivalry. He ultimately sacrifices his own happiness for Deepu’s sake, balance the friendship and love, and tries to do right by his friends.

Ashtamoorthy is carefree and nonchalant, often dodging responsibility. His antics contribute to the chaos of the love triangle, yet his presence highlights the contrast between maturity and immaturity among the three friends.

Philippose arrives from Chennai to visit his nieces and pick up belongings, and his presence triggers tense confrontations. His protective instinct toward Kamala leads to a dramatic chase to Chennai.

Abbas openly questions Chandramathi’s heartless eviction, offering a voice of reason amid the conflict. He anchors the group’s moral debate and serves as a catalyst for consequences within the story.

Sophy is the house owner who takes in the three students and provides a home for Kamala and Padma. Her sudden heart attack and death add emotional weight and precipitate the rent crisis that drives the plot.

A cameo appearance signaling a possible future romance for Deepu, marking a subtle shift in his arc as the story concludes.