A dancer living in Bombay who crosses paths with Raja and falls in love with him.
Meena Devi is a young woman whom Mahavarman sends to seduce Prathapan, hoping to use her to overcome an obstacle to his ambitions. Instead, she falls in love with Prathapan, changing the purpose of her connection to him. The plot summary does not specify what role she plays in the final confrontation.
A Persian woman who migrates to Agra, Anarkali falls in love with Salim after he approaches her in disguise as a soldier. Akbar gives her the title Anarkali after hearing her sing, and she later becomes a court dancer. Her love for Salim leads to imprisonment and burial alive.
An orthodox young woman, Parvathi is Dr. Chandra Sekhar's bride after her own wedding is disrupted by dowry problems and he marries her to protect her family's reputation. Following a train accident, Venu mistakes her for his wife and takes her home. She eventually learns the truth, reaches her husband's house, and is accepted by him after Venu explains what happened.
Subbaiah's wife who lives a lavish, materialistic life. Throwing an extravagant party for her dog becomes the final trigger for Subbaiah to orchestrate a corrective plan against her and their children.
Parvathi is Gajapathi Rao's wife. Under Bhujangam's coercion, she gives false testimony about herself and Balaram, contributing to Gajapathi Rao's death. Pregnant and aware of Bhujangam's trap, she is protected by Veeraraju, gives birth to twin sons, and disappears after leaving Gopi in his care. Later, she spots men seizing Gopi but is herself captured.
A benevolent woman scorned by her relatives and falsely accused of an affair after a workplace harassment incident. She conceives Raghu's child, gives the baby to her friend, takes refuge in an orphanage, and is later framed for Narendra's murder before being ultimately acquitted.
Avali Bai is one of Tukaram's two wives and part of the family he leads in Dehu with their two infants. The story places her within the household affected by Tukaram's indifference to worldly matters and the family's hardship, though it gives no separate actions or individual fate for her.
Padmavathi is a naive young woman whom Jayadeva saves from being forced into a life as a Devadasi. She and Jayadeva are slandered and ostracized, but remain devoted to one another. When she believes Jayadeva has died, she gives up her life; he later restores her, and they attain salvation together.
A servant-maid involved in a forbidden romance with Dayanidhi's son Murthy. After Dayanidhi attempts to murder her, she is rescued by Anand and hides at Parvathalu's house, where she acts as his daughter and cures his illness. Faking her death breaks Murthy's spirit, but she is eventually revealed at the wedding to restore peace.
Bus conductor who meets Velu, marries him, and raises a child with him. She discovers his affair, which triggers significant family complications. Later, she learns that Pankajam is her long-lost sister. She teams up with Pankajam and the transport company owner's daughter to rescue Velu from Ramu, leading to a happy family reunion.
Lakshmi is a benevolent florist who lives in Sitagiri with her disabled father. She falls in love with Chandram and secretly marries him; after he leaves without warning, she faces hardship, gives birth to their daughter, and raises her with affection. Years later, she fears Anand’s romance with her daughter will bring further pain.
Anjali Devi has 106 screen credits in a career dating back to 1940. Signature works include Ratha Paasam, Ennathan Mudivu, Ambikapathy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
