Chamayya Meshtru is Ramachari's primary school teacher and one of the few adults he deeply trusts. Along with his wife, he offers Ramachari emotional comfort and repeatedly advises him to choose social duty over love. His misguided counsel affects both relationships, and his death leads to Ramachari's final tragedy.
Rama Rao is the jodidar of Simhaadri and its surrounding villages, and Vishwanathaiah's father. He lives with his wife Seetha and son, and accepts his son's request to marry Meenakshi. He later passes the mantle of village leadership to Vishwanathaiah, making him an important link between the generations.
Owner of Annapoorna Hotel and father to Gopinath. Initially clashes with Ranga over his integrity and Susheela’s romance, but later discovers Ranga is his eldest son, whom he once abandoned due to poverty. He regrets his wife’s death, seeks his son, stops Gopinath’s violent plans, reveals the truth, and raises workers’ wages.
Ramu's father observes Ramu's behavior toward Gowri alongside Ramu's mother. The couple leave for their village, hoping that their absence will help Ramu and Gowri unite. The plot summary does not describe him taking any other action.
Mohan's father, Vishwanath Rao is a lawyer under whom both Mohan and his niece Leela practice. He is among those who want Leela to marry Mohan. When Leela learns that Mohan once loved Sheela and demands a divorce, Vishwanath explains why Mohan concealed the past and helps her recognize his love for her.
Murthy's father advises him to stay at his old friend’s house while visiting Ernakulam for a medical conference. He later arrives to clear up the confusion surrounding Murthy and his assistant's roles, and joins the family visit to Dharmasthala. He also confronts Radha's father with Murthy over the latter's secluded life.
Raju is Prasad's friend and a CBI officer who takes charge of investigating the robberies. He questions Radha about Prashanth and uncovers that Prakash is behind the incidents. Through Raju and Radha, Prasad learns about his twin's crimes, and Raju is present as the investigation culminates in the fatal confrontation with Ashok.
K. S. Ashwath has 172 screen credits in a career dating back to 1958. Their work is anchored in the CID 999 universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Driver Hanumanthu, Vamsha Jyothi, Modada Mareyalli. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
