A childless widow from a Bengal village, Anandamoyee moves to Calcutta with a man claiming to be her nephew. After realizing that his household exploits her as an unpaid nanny, she leaves and cares for two street children among Robi's gang, where she finds a sense of kinship and family she lacked in her marriage.
Sukanto's mother welcomes Kakoli when she visits the family home and wants Sukanto and Kakoli to marry. Her approval contrasts with Kakoli's parents' refusal and makes her an encouraging presence in the couple's relationship. The later trouble in Sukanto's family follows Kakoli's departure after a misunderstanding.
Nabin Roy's wife, Bhuvaneshwari dotes on Lalita, her husband's orphaned young neighbor, and showers her with affection. Lalita reciprocates by addressing her as “maa,” or mother. She is also the person to whom Shekhar confesses his secret marriage with Lalita, and her consent helps bring their union toward acceptance.
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Chandrasena's second wife and the mother of his three sons, Rupavathi is also Vakraketu's sibling. Her brother plots to usurp the throne and molds her sons for his purposes. The plot contrasts her family with Gunavathi and Vijay, who is Chandrasena's son by his first wife and the one who ultimately confronts Vakraketu.
Chhaya Devi has 103 screen credits in a career dating back to 1937. Their work is anchored in the Krishnavataram Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Padi Pishir Barmi Baksha, Apanjan, Rikta. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
