Vellinakshatram

A passionate, determined man whose love for Aswathy drives him to challenge the palace’s strict codes. He tirelessly investigates the family’s past, balancing romance with destiny and danger. His loyalty to Ammu and his willingness to fight for a life together define his arc.

A powerful, morally complex patriarch whose thirst for security leads to grave misdeeds. His actions plant the seeds of a centuries-spanning curse, shaping the fate of the entire family. He embodies the dangers of greed and the consequences of political maneuvering.

A regal woman torn between duty and love, whose elopement catalyzes the central romance and triggers a cascade of consequences. Her tragic fate echoes through the history of Lakshmipuram, highlighting the costs of rebellion against tradition. She remains a symbol of resilience within a rigid system.

The newborn whose life begins with tragedy and whose presence awakens ancestral spirits. As she grows, she becomes central to the haunting and to the tension between past sins and present innocence. Her connection to the past drives the family toward a perilous confrontation with history.

A gentle caretaker who becomes entangled in the palace’s dark forces. Her apparent kindness masks a deeper link to Ammu, and she becomes a focal point in the struggle between rational treatment and supernatural threat. Her arc explores vulnerability within a haunted household.

Indu’s fiancé, whose protective instincts and personal ambitions complicate the family’s crisis. He embodies the tension between social duty and private desire, adding dramatic layers to the exorcism’s stakes. His role tests the boundaries of love in a world haunted by legacy.

A rational psychiatrist drawn into a world where science and superstition collide. He seeks logical explanations while respecting the family's need for hope, helping to frame a possible path to healing that challenges blind faith. His presence anchors the tension between modern medicine and ancient fears.

A revered exorcist whose command over spiritual forces becomes the household’s last defense. He blends ritual knowledge with compassionate guidance, pushing characters toward confronting past sins. His efforts drive the climactic battle between vengeance and peace.

A royal uncle whose sense of duty and tradition adds pressure to the reconciliation efforts. He embodies the conflict between upholding lineage and embracing reform. His presence tests loyalties within Lakshmipuram’s royal circle.

A perceptive member of the inner circle whose actions influence palace politics. He navigates the pressures of legacy and reputation as the past resurfaces. His choices reveal the fragility of power when confronted with ancestral ghosts.

A matriarch who carries the burden of family honor in a fragile political climate. Her responses reveal the gendered dimensions of power and fear within the palace walls. Her role highlights the tension between tradition and the desire for safety and dignity.