Swathanthryam Ardharathriyil

A former manager of Appachan’s company who falls in love with Betty. Calm and calculating, he leads the dangerous prison escape and navigates moral complexity as he battles authority and his own anger. His protective instincts drive risky decisions that shape the film’s fate.

Betty is arrested for murder and becomes a central figure in the story, later hospitalised after a protest. Her witness account links to Indu’s death, intensifying the stakes for Jacob and the pursuit of truth. She embodies resilience in the face of fear and coercion.

An inmate who initially resists Jacob’s plan but grows to become a key ally. His shifting loyalties are driven by a desire to reunite with his family, aiding in the jailbreak when it matters most.

A thief-inmate who joins the escape effort, providing practical help with the tunnel and logistics. His presence highlights desperation and survival in the face of harsh confinement.

A new inmate who opposes the escape plan but clashes with Jacob during the tunnel sequence. He is eventually subdued by the authorities, becoming a foil to Jacob’s escape.

Appachan’s driver turned thief who robs 35 million, later heading to Australia with promises to return. His past actions drive present danger and the escape’s broader implications.

A wealthy businessman whose company is central to the plot; his goons torture Jacob to learn Charlie’s location, illustrating how wealth and influence corrupt institutions.

A police inspector who kidnapped and killed Indu and later tortures Betty. His eventual confrontation with the truth underscores the film’s critique of brutality and accountability.