A promiscuous man who lures and deceives Vimala, Mohan's younger sister. Unable to face her brother after being cheated, Vimala dies by suicide, prompting Mohan to confront and kill Rajinikanth in revenge. Mohan later learns that Rajinikanth was Chandrakanth's younger son.
Central protagonist. A deeply devoted follower of Lord Muruga whose unwavering faith transforms him from a struggling laborer into a renowned singer and temple builder. His journey involves spiritual trials, marital conflicts driven by his wife's family's greed, and ultimate redemption through divine grace.
Prakash is Chandranath's friend. He arrives after Chandranath has claimed responsibility for Sadanandh's killing and reveals that he was the real killer, clearing Chandranath and Geetha of the blame. His revelation comes too late to prevent Geetha from later taking her own life.
Supporting character. No specific plot details or narrative function are provided in the summary.
Father of the three brothers. He witnesses a robbery by Parasuram, leading to his and his wife Lakshmi's murders to protect his identity. His death sets the brothers' diverging paths in motion.
A. V. M. Rajan has 32 screen credits in a career dating back to 1963. Signature works include Murugan Kattiya Vazhi, Magizhampoo, Thiruvarul. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
