The patriarch of Pushpagiri and Janaki's father. Initially estranged from his daughter and son-in-law after their marriage, he later regrets his actions and attempts reconciliation through his nephew. He faces threats from Jaggu but is ultimately proven innocent, with his estate protected and family restored.
Raja is a rogue who molests Vani, leading to her suicide, and later flees from the police to the village where Krishna has established his hospital. Seriously injured, he is treated by Krishna, who discovers that Raja is his long-lost elder brother and amputates his poisoned hand. Raja eventually asks Krishna's forgiveness and surrenders.
Ruthless masked gangster who murders the brothers' parents. He later recruits Vijay as an enforcer, exploits him to seize Sony for treasure, kidnaps Anand and Naveen, and is ultimately defeated and killed by Vijay.
Brahma is one of the Gods of the Holy Trinity who helps settle the dispute among the goddesses. Together with Shiva and Vishnu, he explains the importance of combining knowledge, wealth, and strength, and the danger of giving each power to people separately. This resolution allows the goddesses to reconcile.
Karna joins Duryodhana, Shakuni, and Dussasana in their plans against the Pandavas. At Draupadi's archery contest, Krishna deceives Karna, causing him to lose the challenge that Arjuna completes in disguise. Karna is also present when Duryodhana vows revenge after his humiliating fall at Indraprastha.
A wealthy man and father of Narayana Rao. Prasad opposes his menacing influence and dark shade, successfully protecting his family from his interference.
Dharma Raju, the eldest Pandava, challenges Duryodhana to a dice game. Manipulated by Shakuni, he loses everything, and the Pandavas are forced into exile. After Karna's identity is revealed, he learns that Karna was Kunti's firstborn son and curses women for keeping secrets.
Anand is Kalyani's brother and Parandhamaiah's son. Before their father's death, he promises to protect Kalyani from the consequences of her pregnancy. After she gives birth, Anand takes the baby away and abandons him; later, he compels Kalyani to hide her past and agree to marry Shekar.
Dharmaraju is one of the disguised Pandavas living through the thirteenth year in Matsya. He assumes the identity of an adviser called Kankubhattu and maintains the required patience when Draupadi is insulted, helping preserve the group's concealment until the period of exile is completed.
Jadagish Chandra Prasad is the gang chieftain whose criminal rackets Vijay tries to stop. He orders the murder of Pratap and his wife when Pratap decides to leave the duplicate-drug business, and later falsely incriminates Vijay. He eventually recognizes Vijay as the person who killed his parents.
Son of Devaiah and Chukkamma, married to Lakshmi. After a disfiguring accident caused by dowry disputes, he outsmarts Chukkamma through a play to reunite with his wife and end their suffering.
Prabhakar Reddy has 93 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Their work is anchored in the Krishnavataram Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Chinna Kodalu, Harischandrudu, Sahasame Jeevitham. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
