Gopu kesav menon(Hindu upper cast ) and Bilal (Muslim) travel from south to north and on the way they visit Dineshan’s(scheduled cast) home who is an employee of Gopu. When they reach the home there is some preparations happening for an offering to a nearby temple in the form of a mythical dance form named karinkaliyattam(karie). They hand over some money to Dineshan’s father.The pardox is this money is used to conduct the dance as an offering to goddess to get a permanent visa in Gopu’s firm which Gopu can easily give if he decides.
Gopu Kesav Menon
Bilal
Karingali
Dineshan's Mother
Police
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