Varathan

Abi is a protective, resourceful husband who confronts danger head-on. He cleverly disables intruders, uses a makeshift defense setup, and ultimately leads Priya and Preman to safety. His willingness to breach violence to defend his family defines him as fiercely determined and pragmatic in crisis.

Priya is cautious and perceptive, sensing danger in unfamiliar surroundings. She seeks safety after being assaulted and asserts her autonomy, choosing to stand with Abi even at great personal risk. Her resilience and agency drive the emotional core of the story.

Preman is a central young figure who becomes a target of the contractor's men. He and his mother seek refuge with Abi, illustrating the broader threat to families in the rural setting. His presence catalyzes Abi's resolve to protect others.

Preman's mother is a protective figure who explains the danger to Abi. She embodies the communal fear of the contractor's family and stands firm in the face of violence. Her loyalty to Preman anchors the group’s risk assessment.

Josey is one of the principal antagonists, leading predatory actions against Priya. He is aggressive, cunning, and eager to intimidate the couple to satisfy the contractor’s vendetta.

Johnny is a henchman working with Josey to threaten Abi and Priya. He embodies the danger of the intruders and the coercive power that the contractor wields.

Jithin is the right-hand man who coordinates the intruders' actions. His presence escalates the tension and showcases the organized threat they pose.

Sandra is the contractor’s daughter who becomes a pivotal character in the backstory of Preman. Her involvement with the contractor's schemes connects the personal dangers to the broader conflict.

Benni is the estate caretaker who informs Abi about Priya's hospitalization. He provides local knowledge and acts as an emotional link to the hillside community.