Rajangam is Shivani’s father and a wealthy textile tycoon. In his village in Theni, he is regarded as a philanthropist and savior of the locals, and is honored with conducting the annual temple festival. Vicky and Shivani arrive there as a runaway couple and, against the odds, expose the truth behind his good-guy image to the village.
Samipulavan is Sannasi's elderly father and a skilled performer of traditional music. He disapproves of what he sees as his son's compromise of the art, and their conflict leaves him hurt. After a foreign official praises his singing, he returns home to tell Sannasi of his success, then suddenly coughs and dies.
Duriyodhanan is the chieftain of Podiyankulam who befriends both Karnan and Yeman, despite their reputation for unruliness. His acceptance of them contrasts with Vadamaalaiyan's disapproval and shows his willingness to support figures who challenge the village's established order during its conflict with the authorities.
Chettiyar is a wealthy native trader who invites competing construction teams to present models for a proposed private medical college and hospital. He awards the project to Anitha Constructions after hearing Raghuvaran's clear explanation, but Vasundhara uses her influence to force him to give the project back to her company.
The respected Zamindar known as Highness, Thirthapathi treats Walter Vanangamudi and Kumbudren Saamy like family despite their criminal behavior. He encourages Walter's acting, supports both brothers, reconciles with them after a bitter dispute, arranges Thenmozhi's marriage, and is ultimately murdered by the Cattle Smuggler.
G. M. Kumar has 45 screen credits in a career dating back to 1985. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Demonte Colony Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Avan Ivan, Burqa, Tharai Thappattai. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
