Father of Viji, who initially rejects Kathir's marriage proposal due to Sundaram's criminal ties. Later, he throws the forgotten bag from a hospital balcony into a trash bin after insulting Kathir again.
Giri is a native of NGK’s area who helps redirect the farming dispute toward political action. He asks NGK to meet MLA Pandiyan, creating the connection that brings NGK into the party and exposes him to its corrupt power structure. His role links NGK’s local social work with the larger political conflict.
A troupe member initially expelled for misconduct. He later provides shelter to Kuppusamy and Ponnamma in Chennai but brutally rapes and murders Ponnamma. He frames Kuppusamy for the crime and seeks police protection, only to be killed by Kuppusamy during a final confrontation.
A gangster working for Thamizhselvan who initially takes Kumar under his protection and gives him petty jobs. He employs Krishnaveni and refuses Kumar's request to release her, then orders Kumar killed after beating her. Kumar responds by killing Anbu and taking control of his criminal business.
Political figure navigating electoral and administrative challenges
Victim of the serial killings, leaves a clue about the killer's age.
A minor character in Jigarthanda; the supplied plot summary does not describe his role.
The garage owner employs Amar and Pulli at the garage beside Nilaa's house. The children’s work there connects the boys to Nilaa, who lives next door, and they soon become friends. The plot summary identifies him as the owner but gives no further details about his actions or relationship with the children.
Malarvannan is a minister and MLA whose liquor shop becomes the source of the opening conflict. After Dheenadhayalan attacks his false witnesses and chops off his hand, Malarvannan seeks revenge, disguises his own henchmen as Adhikesavan's men, and has Chitra stabbed. His vendetta threatens both families and prolongs the violence.
A local councillor in a minor role; the available plot summary gives no further details.
Maasilamani is one of Varadan's men. After being released on bail with Jayakumar, he seeks revenge against Sakthi and attacks him on a crowded road. Sakthi flees, but the men pursue him and cause a public disturbance, forcing Sakthi to fight back and assault Maasilamani and Jayakumar.
Bala Singh has 76 screen credits in a career dating back to 1983. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Saamy Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include 49-O, Nathikal Nanaivathillai, Vannathu Poochi. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
