Kuttan Bava is one of the two Bava brothers whose influence shapes the household conflict. He and his brother confront opponents during a factory strike, refuse to be intimidated into signing an agreement, and are the figures whose anger Balan hopes will drive Premachandran away. The summary does not distinguish his individual actions from his brother's.
Nandan's father and a businessman whose financial difficulties are linked in the plot to the extravagant lifestyle of his older son, Giri. He also has a strained relationship with his son-in-law, Mohan Thampy, who was once financially supported by him but later became involved with the underworld.
The head of the Secret Files detective agency, he gives Unnikrishnan, Premshankar, and Ommen the task of investigating the supposed Arundhathi. He makes the assignment a competition, explaining that the investigator who performs best will be selected to the agency, and later sends the three on a proposed Kashmir case.
Rajashekhara Varma is the King threatened by the return of a dangerous former son-in-law. He and Lakshmi consider how to protect themselves, and he decides to seek an heir by adopting a financially struggling young Kshatriya with music and martial arts skills. He also hopes to pass on the family wealth and have someone care for him in old age.
A respected Vedic scholar and father of Somadathan and Chithrabhanu, Devadathan lives simply and has completed Somayagam. He clashes with Somadathan over Vedic practice but agrees to the challenge tied to the Athirathram. After rain falls, he returns home and sacrifices his life in the fire at his inner altar; Somadathan later follows his priestly path.
A retired Postal Department employee and an ardent admirer of dramatic arts, Mahendran Thampi proposes starting a drama troupe to make retirement more engaging. He invites his lifelong friends Omanakuttan and Thomas to join him, despite objections from their families, including his son Jayamohan.
The patriarch and scion of the Udayapuram royal family. Father of Malavika and grandfather of Sulaiman. His palace hosts a crucial religious function that forces Sulaiman into the family's historical cycle.
Maya's father and a branch royal family member. Initially accepting of Appu, he becomes greedy for status upon Maya's heir designation and attempts to separate them. Later convinced by Appu's devotion, he grants permission for their marriage.
A former Member of Parliament and business tycoon who once traded in foreign currency reserves. He invites journalist Roy Alex to discuss the flow of overseas money, partly hoping to revive his failed business and eliminate rival Narendra Shetty. After Roy's death, Haji confronts Shetty, who fatally shoots him.
Damodaran's younger brother, a moneylender whose finances are failing; he is also an alcoholic. Deep in debt, he seeks help from Vasu Contractor but receives none. He later approaches Damodaran to apologize and dies of a heart attack.
Senan, also known as Chandrasenan, runs a parallel government in Kozhikode with his younger brother Vishnu. Devan seeks his help to kill Anjana, leading to a heated argument between the brothers. Devan and Mohan Thambi bribe Senan's right-hand man Chekutty, who ambushes and kills him.
The twins' father is described as punishing, and Kishan's resentment toward him is why Kishan ran away from home as a teenager and joined Mangalore's gangs. During Kishan's return while pretending to be Ananthu, he learns how deeply his father loves him. His father eventually learns that Kishan is alive and has been living under his brother's identity.
Narendra Prasad has 90 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Signature works include Aniyan Bava Chetan Bava, Dadha, Punyam. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
