Amritha is Krishnan's heavily pregnant wife. She has been left home alone, prompting Krishnan, a baker, to rush back so he can be with her. Her relationship with Krishnan and the urgent circumstances of his return form the focus of their storyline.
The plot identifies Achu as the woman Unnikrishnan loves; their families expect them to marry, but she follows her parents' plans and marries someone else at Unni's urging. It also names Aswathy as the prosecutor who argues Unni's case and dies after he is sentenced to death. The plot does not clarify whether these are the same person.
Pooja is Rajalakshmi's daughter, a teacher who is described as shy and favored by her mother. She is in love with Sarath, and Pinki supports their relationship. Rajalakshmi later arranges Pooja's marriage to Sanjay, but this plan is affected when Rajalakshmi discovers that Sanjay and Pinki are in love.
Deepu is the young woman played by Bhama and one of the film’s two central youngsters. She makes Karthik wait while hoping that her parents will approve his proposal, placing her family’s acceptance at the heart of their courtship. The synopsis describes her as an ideal child and notes Bhama’s decent debut.
An eighteen-year-old schoolgirl who earns a living by making and selling pappadam. She falls in love with Mohanakrishnan and secretly takes refuge in the temple to escape her cousin Surendran, who once tried to molest her. After Surendran drags her away, Mohanakrishnan rescues her, and she hides with him in the temple.
Kavya, also known as Tinky, is a radio jockey whose clash with Vivek during a phone-in program costs her job. She unknowingly marries him, later learns he was responsible for her dismissal, and struggles with his irresponsibility and her suspicions about Treesa. Though she files for divorce with Vivek, they ultimately discover their feelings for each other.
A receptionist at a travel agency within the same commercial complex. She is the object of Roy's affection and represents a love interest amidst the protagonists' struggles.
The daughter of a wealthy household, whom Priyadarshan initially believes to be a maid. Their relationship deepens, but he feels deceived when he learns her true identity and apologizes to her father. Meera loves Priyadarshan despite knowing he is poor, and she later visits his village with her family before seemingly marrying him.
Abhirami is one of the wives of the four husbands who travel to Goa. The summary describes the wives as dominating and says they come to know about events during the husbands’ vacation, making her part of the married-life conflict surrounding the trip. Her husband's identity is not specified.
Nandana is a TV reporter who marries Akash, Shyamala’s son, despite Shyamala’s hopes for a different match. Her marriage sparks conflict at home with Shyamala. Having suspected Shyamala’s personal assistant, Nandana gives him a pen with a hidden camera; its footage helps prove Shyamala’s innocence in the scandal, after which Shyamala accepts her as a daughter-in-law.
The wealthy businessman's daughter (referred to as Indu in the summary). She receives a proposal from Hareendra and is also in love with Alex. Their relationship is marked by frequent, ego-driven quarrels that hinder their progress.
Older Ashwathy is the grown-up version of Ajayachandran and Reshmi’s daughter. After surviving her suicide attempt, she is shown years later with a limp. Her survival is revealed when Ajayachandran encounters her again, prompting his return to his family.
Bhama has 36 screen credits in a career dating back to 2007. Signature works include Ottamandaram, Marupadi, Konthayum Poonoolum. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
