Noted film director and Varalakshmi's father. Former producer and Manoranjan's father-in-law. Initially leaves home in anger when discovering Manoranjan's plan to make a rival film, but later reconciles with both Manoranjan and Margadarsi after learning about the actor's terminal condition.
He is the father of Sridhar and Shiva and heads their middle-class family. The story describes the family as supporting and encouraging Sridhar during his long search for a music opportunity. His role in the summary is part of the family context surrounding Sridhar's pursuit of his ambition.
Raghavayya is approaching his sixtieth birthday and prepares for his Sashtipoorti ceremony amid a long-standing feud with Ram Mohan Rao. At his wife's request, he invites his Bombay-based daughter-in-law and grandchildren, including Raghu. The old conflict stems from the death of Ram Mohan Rao's daughter after Raghu's father married someone else.
Srinivasan is the mentor of Adhi Narayanan and Abbas within the police department, but Badri reveals that he is secretly working as a terrorist spy. Adhi reports him to the CBI, and Srinivasan commits suicide before arrest. His betrayal later makes Adhi fear that he is becoming like his mentor.
Sambasiva Iyer is one of the Brahmin couple who bring up the orphan Vellaisamy as their own son, and he is Gayatri's father. After his wife Savithri dies, Vellaisamy cares for him. Sambasiva initially becomes angry after hearing villagers' comments about Vellaisamy and Gayatri, but later recognizes their bond as pure before he dies.
Dakshinamoorthy is an old man whose orphanage is at risk because his son is pressured to sell it to Ranganayaki. When Ranganayaki and her men pursue him, Murugan becomes his savior. Dakshinamoorthy's plight drives Murugan into conflict with Ranganayaki and her land-grabbing operation.
Narasimha Naidu's father, Raghupathi is a peace-loving man whose village is threatened by his rival Appala Naidu. He builds an army for the community's defense and raises Narasimha to lead it. Later, he arranges Narasimha's marriage to Sravani and urges him to leave the cycle of violence after her death.
High-ranking political leader, oversees police operations.
Keerthi's Grandfather is deeply hurt when Cheenu and Keerthi leave the family home to establish their own identities, and he hopes to see them married. After the wedding is stopped, he remains angry with Vasu and refuses to enter Vasu's house, saying he needs time to change his feelings.
Amrutha's grandfather is involved in arranging her marriage to an NRI. The planned wedding is called off after the groom's father learns of Madhav's love for Amrutha. The grandfather dies a few days later, and Amrutha holds Madhav responsible for the events, contributing to her initial hostility toward him.
Padhu's father, Rama Chandraiah, opposes her love for Karthik and demands that she marry the man he has chosen. After Padhu elopes, he breaks ties with her. When Karthik later visits with Lucky, Rama Chandraiah eventually regrets his past actions, accepts Karthik as his son-in-law, and urges him to marry Bhanu.
Mr D'Souza is a patriarch of the D'Souza family, which has been estranged from the Chaddhas since Anthony and Anjali eloped and married across religious lines. He initially rejects Raja, his grandson, but longs to see him from a distance. Raja's efforts eventually help the families reconcile and welcome Anthony and Anjali.
K. Viswanath has 111 screen credits in a career dating back to 1957. Their work is anchored in the Singam Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Private Master, Subhapradam, Aurat Aurat Aurat. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
