A central divine figure who facilitates the romance between Abhimanyu and Sasirekha, rescues Draupadi, and orchestrates the escape of Subhadra and Abhimanyu to the hermitage. He remains aware of the Kauravas' deceit, blesses the true wedding, and ultimately reveals his Vishnu form after Ghatotkacha's plan succeeds.
They are brothers whose differing judgments shape the marriage conflict.
The plot identifies Balarama as Krishna's brother, and both are involved in the dispute over Sasirekha's marriage.
Their family bond supports Krishna's protective intervention.
Subhadra is identified as Krishna's sister, and Krishna orders that she and Abhimanyu be taken to the hermitage.
Krishna safeguards Abhimanyu's chance to marry Sasirekha.
Krishna orders Daaruka to take Subhadra and Abhimanyu to the hermitage to protect them from the unwanted marriage arrangement.
Krishna provides the hidden strategy while Ghatotkacha executes it.
Ghatotkacha acts with Krishna's knowledge, uses Krishna's plan, and later credits Krishna as the mastermind behind the deception.
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