Brief appearance providing contextual background or minor plot detail.
Ittyavira, known as Itty, is a retired mathematics teacher who lives alone in Palai. Hoping to sell his estate and move to an apartment because of his age and failing health, he tells his son-in-law Roy that he killed Shirley's first husband, Augustine, and buried him on the property. He asks Roy to help remove and burn the remains.
Antony is a police inspector and Philip's father, struggling to repair their strained relationship through counselling. He dismisses a young woman's complaint against Rajeev under pressure and later becomes a suspect after CCTV places him with Irene before her murder. As the investigation exposes his history of protecting perpetrators, he ultimately leaves Philip hiding near a church graveyard.
Peter arrives to help coordinate Abraham’s burial arrangements and supports the family during a period of grief and conflict. Later, Elektra confides in him that she no longer belongs to the Amarath family and wants an ordinary life. Their conversation suggests they may leave the family’s pain behind together, though no outcome is confirmed.
A dedicated NIA officer leading the mission to intercept a major illegal arms shipment. After being severely injured, he recruits the mentally ill Raghu as an undercover operative due to his resourcefulness. He oversees the operation, manages team losses, and ultimately reflects on the mission's success, crediting Raghu and Malathi.
A penniless, half-Malayali Sheikh whom Sughu encounters at the airport while returning to Kerala. The Sheikh is connected to a murder case that has followed him from Qatar, and his identity becomes one of the story's central mysteries as his path becomes tied to Sughu's.
A government school teacher who relocates with his children Unni and Maya. After a bus accident kills Unni, he hides the truth from his wife. He collaborates with villagers to capture the local troublemaker Kaatumaakan and later comforts his wife after the villain's demise.
Raghu is a strict Assistant Sub-Inspector and Abhilash's father. After encountering a woman he believes to be his former girlfriend, he tries to reconnect with her, unknowingly bonding with Elizabeth instead. He supports Abhilash's love, releases him from detention, and joins his attempt to stop the wedding.
Mamachen is an unmarried politician in his forties and the national leader of a little-known party with limited presence in Kerala. After being mocked as directionless, he turns an election into a calculated success, secretly arranging rivals' support, while also engineering his marriage to the prospective bride.
Baiju Kumbalam is the village’s cricket leader and the central figure of the community. He captains the Kumbalam Brothers, takes responsibility in a tense local match, joins the village drama, supports a grieving schoolboy, and celebrates a young player’s IPL selection while keeping his attention on communal wellbeing.
Aravindan is Manu's father and owns a medical shop. He and his wife Priya struggle to secure an English-medium school place for their son, hiring a tutor and pursuing interviews. After school staff mock his limited English, he continues supporting Manu and later tells Priya that their son has been admitted to St. Antony's School.
Muthu is a gold broker from Thrissur and Kannan's close friend and business partner. After Kannan disappears during a trip to Mumbai and is found dead, Muthu helps seek an inquiry into the death. He struggles to accept that Kannan planned his own suicide and considers presenting it as murder, partly to protect himself and Kannan's family from creditors.
Biju Menon has 170 screen credits in a career dating back to 1995. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Mannar Mathai Speaking Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Avaraachan & Sons, Valathu Vashathe Kallan, Aarkkariyam. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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