A powerful figure who conspires with Pankajam to frame Parasuram by accusing him of molesting Swapna, leading Vijay to seize him. Later, he creates a rift between Parasuram and Vijay by making Parasuram misunderstand his friend. After Parasuram is released from prison, he seeks revenge and kills Bhujanga Rao.
Murthy's wealthy father raised him after his wife died in childbirth and promised her that their son's marriage would have both families' consent. He initially resists Murthy's match with Padma, then wagers against his son and later tries to sabotage his efforts. At the end, he accepts defeat and welcomes the marriage.
A local gangster feared by the town, J. B. influences Mohan and repeatedly clashes with Pardhasaradhi. He plots to kidnap Saroja, frames Pardhasaradhi for Joga Rao's murder, and later schemes to kill him by using Saroja as leverage. His gang's deceit is eventually exposed, and Pardhasaradhi defeats him.
Sudhakar's manager, Nutan Prasad is repeatedly demeaned by his employer and eventually defies him by seeking a replacement. His search leads him to Balakrishna, whom he brings forward as a rival for Sudhakar. This discovery helps set Balakrishna on the path to winning the concert and becoming the Disco King.
Nagalingam is Padma's father and Pandurangam's brother. He dislikes the idea of love and opposes Padma's wish to marry Mohan, causing a conflict with Pandurangam that leads the brothers to divide their property. After Mohan and the others enact a story, Nagalingam agrees to the marriage, and the family reunites.
Venkataraidu is Dorababu’s wealthy father, who remarries after his first wife dies in the hope that Dorababu will receive maternal care. Nagamani and her brother paralyze him, falsely treat him as mentally ill, and lock him away. Sudha recognizes the deception and insists that he be released and restored to the family.
Ananda Rao's elder brother who investigates the suspicious identity of the woman associated with the love letter, discovers the truth, and reveals the facts to Ananda Rao.
A brutal villain who competes with Dharma Rayudu for dominance in their village. He joins Dharma in targeting Gopi, believing him to be the Special Officer, and later attempts vengeance upon discovering the deception, but is ultimately stopped by Gopi.
Lingaiah is a watchman who helps Balakrishna while he is trying to free Radha. His assistance supports Balakrishna’s efforts to maneuver around Narasimham, although those attempts do not succeed. The plot identifies him as an ally in Balakrishna’s attempt to reunite with Radha.
Peter's father and Sarojini's father-in-law. He initially gives meek consent to the marriage. Later, he participates in Uma's scheme by bringing divorce papers to test Sarojini's commitment. After she signs to save her marriage, he reveals the ruse, invites her to the wedding, and remorsefully pardons his son, promoting reconciliation and humility within the household.
Giri is Bhaji Prasad's malicious acolyte, who repeatedly tries to double-cross him. He gains a key to the treasure route and plots an attack on the archaeologist, while also pursuing the map. His schemes make him one of the gangsters opposing Krishna and Ramu.
Nutan Prasad has 83 screen credits in a career dating back to 1978. Signature works include Chali Cheemalu, Chalaki Mogudu Chadastapu Pellam, Chinnodu Peddodu. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
