A fellow villager accompanying Thangalaan on the initial journey northwest to locate gold veins. He is part of the community group seeking economic relief but remains a background participant without further narrative focus.
Clever smuggler and henchman assisting Anbu and navigating prison block politics.
Noor is mentioned among those involved in pursuing a fleeing young man. The available account does not establish whether that incident is connected to Krishnamurthy’s death or explain Noor’s relationship to Kathir, Kavitha, or Sagayam, so Noor’s broader role in the investigation remains unclear.
Anbu is the survivor of the lower-caste clan targeted by Pechi after her husband was killed. Durai safeguards him, and Balu secretly protects him from attackers during the temple festival. Anbu succeeds in his attempt to become an IAS officer, but Pechi's men attack him as he and Durai travel to share the result. Balu later saves him from Pechi's sickle.
Anbu's younger associate who grows alongside the protagonist, transitioning from a street-level participant to a key figure navigating the sequel's factional conflicts and moral compromises.
A Madras University sociology PhD student researching police mental health and suicide rates. Illegally detained and beaten by corrupt officers, he is falsely implicated as a Naxalite. After Thangaraj helps him escape, he is eventually abducted by officials and tragically shot dead by Thangaraj to prevent further torture.
Hari Krishnan has 23 screen credits in a career dating back to 2012. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently World of Vada Chennai with 2 titles. Signature works include Siragu, Kaadapura Kalaikuzhu, Baththa. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
