Selvi is the mother of Sindhu and lives with her daughter and her own father. Because the twins were raised apart after their parents' divorce, she belongs to only one side of the divided family. The girls' plan to reunite their parents directly concerns her family life and relationship with Sindhu.
A young actress who returns to the stage to support her ill father, Rajani becomes the lead performer in Mahendran Thampi's troupe. Her husband Vysakhan's abuse and threats repeatedly disrupt her work, but Jayamohan urges her to return and falls in love with her. She later marries Jayamohan.
Indulekha claims to be the daughter of Justice Menon and is manipulated by members of the Manappally family as part of their revenge against Induchoodan. After learning the truth from his uncle, Induchoodan accepts her as his sister and undertakes to protect her. Pavithran later has her killed and frames Menon for the crime.
Wife of Ramanathan. Bonds closely with her friends' wives. Steps into the garment factory to manage household finances after her husband's failures, contributes to the family's survival, and reconciles with him after his reformation.
The daughter of Chitra's parents who develops a romantic connection with Murthy, Gopinath, and Sekar. She flees an arranged marriage to her uncle Madan and hides in the friends' bungalow. After choosing Murthy as her husband, she is kidnapped by Madan but is ultimately rescued by the three friends and the genie Sathaiya.
The princess whose swayamvar is held in Mithila. She is wed to Rama after he successfully lifts and strings the divine bow of Shiva, an event facilitated by Vishwamitra guidance and blessings.
Kanaka has 32 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Signature works include Kusruthikaatu, Kilipetchu Ketkava, Kumbakarai Thangaiah. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
