Rani is the daughter of circus owner Meesaikarar. She takes Madhavan's trumpet and refuses to return it, leading to a quarrel between them. After Madhavan clarifies that he has no improper relationship with her, she becomes distressed when he ignores her. They confess their love, and she eventually escapes with him and marries him.
Lakshmi is the daughter of Appanna and Annapoorna and the beloved younger sister of Shivanna, who is strongly protective of her. She falls in love with Prakash and marries him, later having two children. When her husband's brothers' debts lead to the loss of the family home and Prakash's imprisonment, she is turned away from Shivanna's house and dies by suicide with her children.
Nancy is Mercy's sister-in-law and works at the roadside restaurant. She has spent years waiting for a ship captain she met while selling mangoes, keeping the ring he gave her. Marudhu helps her search for him and falls in love with her, but Nancy ultimately recognizes the captain as Mukundan and chooses him.
Goddess who appears at Kateel temple to heal the children after they are poisoned with venomous coconut water. She assists in their recovery, grants the sacred fire, illuminates the lamp, and magically defends it by extinguishing the relatives' sabotage attempts and sending bees to punish them.
Born under the Simha Rashi sign and devoted to Goddess Akkamma, Rajeshwari marries Prasad and repeatedly protects him from danger and his family's schemes. After being cast out and falsely blamed for her child's death, she sacrifices herself in fire, transforms into Goddess Narasimhi, and defeats Karkotakudu before returning to human form.
Madhu is Tarun's childhood best friend, neighbor, and classmate; the two have rarely been apart and often share their belongings. She accepts Prakash's proposal, but becomes distressed at the prospect of leaving her parents and Tarun to move abroad after marriage. Discovering Tarun's hidden love letter changes her understanding of their relationship, and she ultimately agrees to marry him.
Radhika Kumaraswamy has 34 screen credits in a career dating back to 2002. Signature works include Auto Shankar, Thayi Illada Thabbali, Damayanthi. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
