Pachu’s mother is Bhasi’s mother and is among those devastated after he is pulled into the ocean. Thampi tries to console her while maintaining a brave appearance and refusing to acknowledge that Bhasi has died. Her grief forms part of the family’s response to the disappearance and the discovery of Bhasi’s body.
Aaryamala is a princess loved by Palattu Kunjikannan. Their relationship is the romantic goal that drives Kunjikannan's quest, and the story concludes with him marrying her. The summary gives no further details about her actions or involvement in the duel.
Janaki is Vembu's wife and Ambi's mother. She is present when Ambi brings Sweetie to meet his orthodox Brahmin parents, and she later refuses Murthy's proposal to bring Avayam to see Vembu. When Sweetie returns and seeks forgiveness, Janaki welcomes her back as her daughter-in-law.
The princess and heiress to the kingdom, Roshini loves Alavuddin rather than Kamaruddin, who desires her because her husband will rule after the Caliph's death. After Mir Qasim kidnaps her, Alavuddin and Kamaruddin join forces, with help from a genie, to rescue her.
Padmavathi welcomes Raju into the family during his companionship with her, Menon, and Nimmy. The story reveals that Raju is her son from a premarital affair with Venugopal, though she had been led to believe the child was stillborn. Raju visits her for a final time after discovering the truth.
Raja's mother who initially pushes for a political marriage. She returns from the temple to discover Muthu's unjust exile, scolds Raja, and reveals Muthu's true lineage, explaining that she raised him as a commoner after his father entrusted him to her.
Sushila is the biological mother of the four brothers and the anonymous caller who warns Madan that Venugopal's death was planned. She meets the wrong brother before redirecting him, later recognizes Michael's foster father, and reveals the brothers' shared parentage during the cabin confrontation.
Bhavani is Devadas Menon's wife and Mini's mother. After Mini may have returned unexpectedly from the school excursion and seen her with Ram Mohan, Bhavani kills her daughter to protect her standing with her husband, then calls Ram Mohan to help move the body. When the police arrive to question her, she shoots herself.
A young farmer's daughter targeted by the landlord. After being rescued by Gopalan, she develops feelings for him but selflessly steps aside to support his relationship with Sumavalli.
Malu is described as a low-caste woman and the mother of Anantha, Thevalli's illegitimate son. Anantha's birth is invoked by Mekkadan and later used by Putthedan to insult him. Malu is unable to escape the fire that destroys her home after Putthedan attacks Anantha, and she dies there.
Malathi is Justice Rajasekharan Nair's wife and Devi's mother. She stays with her family at the government guest house after Shabari vacates it for them. Along with Justice Rajasekharan Nair, she is happy about the bond between Devi and Shabari, but later shares the family's heartbreak when the proposed marriage faces opposition.
Ramamani is one of Varadharajan's daughters and is loved by Thangamuthu. The brothers' immature, playful behavior irritates Chidambaram, who disowns them and throws them out of his home. The plot summary identifies her as part of the romantic circumstances surrounding the brothers, but does not describe her actions beyond her relationship with Thangamuthu.
Jayabharathi has 130 screen credits in a career dating back to 1967. Their work is anchored in the C.I.D. Nazir Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Rathinirvedam, Cheenavala, Rajahamsam. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
