Leelavathi is Ramanathan's estranged mother and Anu's mother-in-law. Regretting her son's conduct, she hides her identity and works as Anu's maid, while supporting Anu's choices and urging her to move forward. She later reveals Ramanathan's deception and accompanies Anu on her journey to Trivandrum.
Thungamma is Chamayya Meshtru's wife and part of the household where Ramachari feels more accepted than he does with his own parents. Together with Chamayya, she provides him with a comforting emotional refuge during his troubled youth, although the plot gives her no independent action in the major conflicts.
MandaaraMaala is the princess whom ShooraSimha seeks to marry. Narasimha kidnaps her and exposes her to the hardships endured by ordinary people; understanding their suffering, she is released and falls in love with him. Her relationship with Narasimha angers ShooraSimha, and the Maharaja ultimately offers her hand to Narasimha.
Usha's bossy and arrogant mother who owns a coffee estate. She arranges Usha's marriage to Vinayak, forcibly separates Usha from Anand, locks Usha up, and ousts Subbanna. Her manipulative actions drive the central conflict.
Ravi's maid, whom he regards as family because he feels neglected by his parents. When Ravi's parents want him to accept their arranged marriage, they ask Sharadamma to persuade him. Her role reflects the closeness Ravi feels toward her, though she does not succeed in changing his decision.
Leelavathi has 109 screen credits in a career dating back to 1958. Signature works include Gejje Pooje, Dashavathara, Vasantha Kavya. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
