Udayon

A 75-year-old patriarch whose life centers on farming and land. He elevates agriculture to a sacred ideal, compelling his children to conform to a rigid code. His uncompromising devotion to soil drives decisions about marriage and family loyalty, often at the expense of individual happiness. His willingness to retaliate when pressed reveals the moral cost of his principles.

Kunju’s son who seeks a life beyond the father’s agrarian creed. He clashes with Kunju’s rigidity as he pursues directions that diverge from farming’s sacred code. The tension between father and son drives much of the family’s conflict, forcing choices between loyalty and personal ambition. His struggle highlights the generation gap within a tradition-bound household.

One of Kunju’s other sons, he navigates the family’s power dynamics and expectations. He is torn between filial duty and his own aspirations, often acting as a conduit for the family’s shifting loyalties. His stance reflects the complexities of loyalty when tradition and opportunity pull in different directions.

Another son whose voice is constrained within the family’s disputes. He becomes entwined in the land conflict through his ties to the estate and the property dispute, illustrating how family honor and financial pressures press individuals into difficult choices.

A key figure in the dispute, along with Mundaparitha Perumal, who acts as an arbitrator and local power broker. His interference adds a layer of communal politics to private family conflict, showing how external authorities shape outcomes in the fight over land.

The sister who longs for fairness and lawful redress, not revenge. She becomes a focal point for reclaiming her rightful share and resisting her brother’s control. Her stance grounds the drama in a sense of family justice beyond personal grudges.

The family lawyer who uncovers the hidden truth about the will and land, triggering the legal battle. His actions propel the dispute from private grievance to public confrontation, revealing the moral costs of greed and deceit.

A Tamil village chieftain and arbitrator who becomes an external interference in the dispute. His involvement exposes cross-community power dynamics and complicates the fight over inheritance and land.