Reha's caring mother, originally from India, who works in a hematology lab in America. She is emotionally intelligent and reassures Reha through challenging experiences.

Reha's father, an engineer from Bangalore, who is supportive yet relies heavily on his wife and community for domestic affairs. He is kind and deeply affected by his family's struggles.

Reha's maternal aunt who resides in Bangalore and shares a close bond with Amma. She is devoted to her family and travels to America to support her sister during a difficult time.

Reha's close friend from an Indian family, who navigates her dual cultural identity with relative ease and supports Reha through life's challenges.

A smart boy in Reha's English class who asks insightful questions and is dealing with his parents' divorce. He offers Reha friendship and understanding.

One of Reha's best friends who attends the same private school and shares similar interests. She represents Reha's connection to American culture and supports her friend with maturity.

The physician treating Reha's mother, known for her clear communication and compassion. She becomes an inspiring figure for Reha, demonstrating dedication to her patients and their families.