Veyil

A wayward youth living with his studious elder brother Karthi and their mother. He drifts through school, seeks thrill, and falls for Sruthy, only to unleash trouble and violence. His journey from a petty enforcer to a remorseful, reformed figure forms the emotional core of the story.

The studious elder brother who aspires to become a doctor. He cares for Sidhu and for Kuttan, and his quiet decency anchors the family. His untimely death catalyzes Sidhu's guilt, self-examination, and eventual change.

Sruthy is Sidhu's love interest who returns from Dubai. Her relationship with Sidhu dissolves as he becomes entangled with gang life. Her decisions push Sidhu toward reflection and a attempt at a better life.

Sruthy's uncles' elder figure who runs a money-lending operation and pursues political ambition. His power is built on intimidation and financial leverage, drawing Sidhu into the gang's world.

The gang leader who uses Sidhu as muscle and manipulates people around him. He commands violence, keeps a tight control over his operations, and pushes Sidhu away from his affection for Sruthy.

One of Baby and Jomy's henchmen who participates in beatings and false accusations. His actions contribute to the cycle of violence that harms the vulnerable.

Another gangster who harasses Kuttan and his mother, escalating the conflict. He provokes Sidhu and ends up hospitalized after a confrontation.

An autistic boy under the care of his mother, repeatedly tormented by the gang. His suffering and the community's response drive the tragedy that ultimately shapes Sidhu's transformation, culminating in a fatal confrontation with Karthi.

A devoted mother who fights to protect her son, whose situation deteriorates under gang pressure. Her struggle ends in a devastating personal loss that compounds the film's tragedy.

A devoted mother who raised two sons while managing a difficult household, whose perspectives and sacrifices provide emotional grounding for the brothers' choices.