Vazhvey Maayam

A spoiled rich youth who leverages his mother’s affection and social status to manipulate situations. He relentlessly pursues Devi after her insult, using charm and bravado to win her over. His vanity and impulsive decisions drive the core conflict and eventually intersect with his own mortality.

An air-hostess who resents Raja’s advances and asserts her boundaries, embodying independence within a constrained social world. She is initially wary but gradually recognizes the depth of Raja’s feelings, culminating in a complicated but genuine bond. Her journey reflects risk, pride, and eventual acceptance.

A friend of Devi and the woman Raja’s parents want him to marry. She is put through social pressure and later faces personal tragedy when her husband dies, prompting a desperate move toward suicide that Raja tries to avert. Her arc exposes vulnerability within arranged-marriage expectations.

Raja’s friend who wishes to marry Devi and openly pursues her, unaware of Raja’s ongoing fixation. He proposes to Devi and struggles with the competitive dynamics of love, ultimately wrestling with despair after learning of the wedding plans and the evolving relationship.

Senior air-hostess and a spinster who befriends Raja, supporting his schemes to win Devi and helping him navigate social games. She lends an air of seasoned pragmatism, while secretly harboring affection for Raja and influencing the plot’s course.

A former air-hostess who became a prostitute after being deceived and betrayed, she becomes part of Raja’s calculated ruse to provoke Devi. Her desire to be remembered as someone’s wife drives her to engage in the deception, highlighting themes of stigma and longing for dignity.

Devi’s elder brother and a doctor who weighs tradition against his sister’s happiness. He delays Raja and Devi’s wedding for horoscope or family reasons, balancing medical pragmatism with familial duty before ultimately accepting the match.