A person who competes with Senthilnathan in a work-related context.
Vikraman is an underground hawala agent searching for a box containing 40 lakhs of hawala money. When the box goes missing, he remains on the lookout and recruits his nephew Sundareshan to lead the search operation. His pursuit of the money connects him to the central mix-up involving the box found by Gopinatha and Samson.
Ruthless local crime lord, extortion racket leader, killed by Sethu in self-defense.
A harbor smuggler and business partner of Swamy. He clashes with ACP Lawrence and is arrested but freed through Rajasekhar's betrayal. Later, he recognizes the supernatural threat in Abhirami and joins Swamy and Rajasekhar in plotting to kill the possessed child.
Vicky is a mafia gang leader who plans to help the arrested stock-market broker Ashok Kumar escape by arranging plastic surgery for Ashok Kumar's younger brother, Bhadram, so he resembles the CM. Vicky also plans an attack on the CM; the scheme is discovered by Chanti and Nani, and the gang later substitutes a duplicate for the injured CM.
A minor character appearing in the mimicry-troupe stories; the supplied plot summaries do not establish his specific actions.
A ruthless local don whose extortion racket and violent nature dominate Ramapuram. His brutal assault on Achuthan Nair inadvertently sparks Sethu's transformation. Though killed in the first film, his legacy of vengeance and illegitimate family drive the conflict and societal stigma in the sequel.
A gunrunner whom Ameer Bhai attempts to sell the Ganapathy Colony to.
K. C. is connected to the smuggling operation in which Akbar works for him. The scheme uses Anand's company, Sun Marines, as a label for illegal smuggling, and Anand realizes that he and his business are being cheated. The summary identifies K. C. as part of this criminal business network but gives no further details about his actions or his relationship with Anand.
Cameo role, brief appearance, possibly celebrity or guest.
Mohan Raj has 59 screen credits in a career dating back to 1987. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Kireedam Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Kireedam, Yuvathurki, Naalamkettile Nalla Thambimar. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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