A ruthless local gang leader who initially ignores the cursed stone but later pursues it aggressively. He clashes with the protagonists, makes a temporary truce to claim the emerald, and ultimately falls victim to the curse after returning the stone.
The incompetent village panchayat head and Chinnarasu's father. He despises his son, kicks him out, and spitefully gives him the deeds to a haunted palace. Later visits the palace with his wife but is offended by his amnesiac son's refusal to acknowledge them.
Narasimhan is Dharmarajan's friend and takes over the biscuit business after Dharmarajan dies. His control of the company shapes the circumstances Raja faces: Raja later works for the business his father had hoped he would lead. The summary identifies Narasimhan's role in the succession but gives no further details about his actions.
Dharamalingam Gounder is Sakthivel's rival, bearing a grudge because Sakthivel punished him for misbehaving with a woman. He plots to kill Sakthivel and frame Chinnarasu by poisoning sweets sent to Sakthivel, but Sakthivel survives and the people beat Dharamalingam.
An antagonist who illegally occupies hectares of Aruna's estate. After his criminal ganja plantation is exposed by Murugan and he is arrested, he escapes custody and kidnaps Aruna, prompting Murugan's final rescue mission.
Manasthan is associated with the rice mill where Masha says the vessel is buried, near a bull shed. Akshaya and Masha must deal with him as they try to retrieve the vessel, making him an obstacle in their effort to get it back.
Annachi is a gangster who becomes one of the pursuers of Hari and Giri after their petty robberies lead them into trouble. His pursuit adds to the dangers confronting the two partners in crime as they try to get out of their predicament.
Retired businessman who falls victim to Ganesh's escort scam. While tracking Ganesh to recover his stolen money and jewels, he accidentally enters the crime scene, picks up the murder weapon, and becomes a police suspect. His gun is later used to frame Ganesh.
A police inspector who investigates Swetha’s suicide with ACP Anuya Bharathwaj. He travels to Anuya’s farmhouse with subordinates and, after hearing her conversation with Sathya, shoots her before she can kill him. His intervention helps bring the conspiracy to an end.
Lakshmi's greedy husband who attempts to murder Shanmugam to seize the inherited wealth. Shocked when the property's true ownership is revealed, he later hires henchmen to assassinate Sakunthala and her unborn child. He is ultimately defeated in a physical confrontation by Shanmugam.
Manjakili is Kathir's sister in the wealthy Zamindar family, and she delights in provoking him and competing with him. She wagers that he cannot make their cousin Devi fall in love with him before the funeral rites, and later manipulates their father into proceeding with the rites before dawn.
Kumar's parent who vigorously defends his son. He confronts Kajal's father at the police station to withdraw Kumar's case. Later, he mistakenly mistakes a Buddhist monk's disciple for an intruder and knocks him out, accidentally triggering the ghost's release when the moonlight touches the box.
Anandaraj has 168 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Kanchana Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Scene, Puthiya Aatchi, Government Mappillai. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
