Abhiram's Grandfather raises him after Abhiram loses his parents at the age of two and oversees him as the heir to the family business. After the accident, he tells Abhiram that Maheswari has married, unintentionally reinforcing the betrayal and distrust that define Abhiram's attitude toward women.
Brahma is a celestial figure who warns Yama and Chitragupta that they must retrieve the lost Bhavishyavaani within a month or forfeit their supernatural powers. His warning sets a deadline for their search on Earth and adds urgency to their attempts to recover the book from Suraj.
Dharmaraju, also known as Yudhisthira, is one of the Pandavas and becomes emperor after performing the Rajasuya Yaga. He chooses Krishna as the ceremony's chief guest, provoking Sisupala to insult Krishna. The Kauravas attend the event at Indraprastha, where Duryodhana's fall in the Mayasabha fuels his desire for revenge.
Vashistha is a sage who advises Rama to conduct the Ashwamedha sacrifice for the welfare of the country. Because the ritual requires a wife, he declares that a golden image of Sita can serve in her place. His counsel sets the sacrifice in motion and brings news of it to Valmiki's ashram.
Dasharatha Rama Naidu is the head of a rural political party who is dying when Loki takes over its reins. On his deathbed, he asks Loki to marry his widowed daughter-in-law, Savitri, after her husband is killed in an attack by a rival political group.
M. Balayya has 36 screen credits in a career dating back to 1964. Signature works include Vikramarka Vijayam, Ankuram, Neramu Siksha. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
