A traumatized alcoholic and Ambalavanan's best friend who emotionally withdrew after his mother's execution. Initially living like a machine with his sons, he suffers a health crisis that allows Uma to care for him. He eventually overcomes his past trauma, apologizes to his family, and seeks reconciliation.
Traumatized patriarch whose initial hostility transforms into gratitude as Uma heals the fractured household.
Lifelong companionship that serves as a grounding force and truth-teller amid rising family conflicts.
Loose familial tie that provides temporary refuge and stabilizes the protagonist's youngest child.
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