One of the two friends who hid the Amaraveedu dynasty's treasure to keep it from the British, and the father of Radha. He fled to Kurnool and entrusted a key to Komarayya. Sathyam tracks him down while seeking the keys and kills him, prompting Radha's pursuit of revenge.
Shakuni survives the imprisonment and death of his family after Duryodhana attacks Gandhara, and swears vengeance against the Kauravas. He later joins Duryodhana, Karna, and Dussasana in their plans and devises the scheme to kill the Pandavas by sending them to a wax house. His plot fails when they escape through Bhima's tunnel.
Rameswara Bhatta is a religious authority who arrives after Mumbaji claims Tukaram stole his verses. He orders Tukaram to immerse his works in the river and stop discussing religion publicly. When the river returns the works as sacred, Rameswara becomes Tukaram's follower.
Janaki Ramaiah is the editor of the magazine Vajrayudham and the father of Ravi and Jyothi. During the magazine's silver jubilee celebration, he honors the writer Madhu. He confronts Jaganadham over his criminal conduct, and Jaganadham's scheme to ruin him leads to his death.
Merchant prince and jewel owner, involved in political and familial disputes.
The Gandharva king, Chitrasena captures Duryodhana when the latter stays near the Pandavas' exile encampment to mock them. Although Duryodhana is their enemy, Dharmaraju sends Bheema and Arjuna to rescue him from Chitrasena, an act that deeply wounds Duryodhana's pride.
Shakuni conspires with Duryodhana to arrange a marriage involving Uttara Kumara in order to gain reinforcement. His political scheme forms part of the pressure placed on the Matsya Kingdom and contributes to the conflict that ultimately exposes the Pandavas' presence there.
Chosen by the sages to determine the patron deity of their sacrifice, Bhrigu sets out to test the divine figures. After cursing Siva and Brahma, he reaches Vaikunta and kicks Lord Venkateswara in the chest when ignored. The Lord presses the extra eye on Bhrigu's foot, leading the sage to recognize his folly and express regret.
Shakuni manipulates the dice game between Dharma Raju and Duryodhana. His influence leads Dharma Raju to lose everything, forcing the Pandavas into exile and intensifying the conflict between the Pandavas and Kauravas.
Dhulipala has 34 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Their work is anchored in the Krishnavataram Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Mattilo Manikyam, Muddula Mogudu, Sri Ramaanjaneya Yuddham. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
