Edward Livingston, an English professor at the Travancore Maharaja College. As the defiant students continue to split into warring factions, Livingston sets out to restore order and make the campus a better place for everyone.
Ajai Vasudev
Director
Mammootty
Edward Livingstone / Anto Antony
Unni Mukundan
A.C.P John Thekkan IPS
Varalaxmi Sarathkumar
A.C.P Bhavani Durga IPS
Poonam Bajwa
Smitha
Mukesh
Cherian Philip
Gokul Suresh
Unnikrishnan
Maqbool Salmaan
Mahesh Raj
Kalabhavan Shajon
S.I Ramachandran
Mahima Nambiar
Vedika
Lenaa
Minister Sethulakshmi Krishnadas
Megha Mathew
Athira
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