Virupaksha

The determined protagonist who pieces together the death pattern and resists the village’s superstition. His love for Nandini motivates his investigative approach to stopping the curse.

Harishchandra Prasad's daughter, central to the ritual’s stakes. Her true parentage and ties to Chalapathy complicate loyalties and drive the cycle of vengeance.

Chalapathy's son whose actions underpin the curse’s cycle. His identity and the manipulation of past events reveal a malevolent force driving the village's downfall.

A healer whose Atharvana Veda practices are misconstrued as black magic, turning his family into the village’s target. His legacy fuels the tragedy and suspicion.

Village head who guards the community and grapples with the truth behind Chalapathy’s past. His decisions shape the investigation and the curse's direction.

Surya's mother who returns to donate land for a school, embodying hope and community responsibility amid turmoil.

A village figure whose relationships contribute to the web of motives surrounding the central mystery.

A mystic who challenges the villagers’ lockdown and aids Surya with cryptic guidance, representing a counterforce to superstition.

A registered medical practitioner who helps connect medical patterns with the curse’s logic, guiding Surya toward the truth.

A village resident whose death becomes a clue in the chain of events that exposes the curse.

Founder who runs the orphanage where Bhairava is sheltered, linking the past tragedy to Surya's present quest.

Caretaker who oversees the orphanage and witnesses how Bhairava's life tangles with the village's fate.

A village elder or ritualist who plays a role in temple affairs and the unfolding ritual.