Mother of Abhimanyu and sister of Krishna. She is escorted to the hermitage under Krishna's orders. After witnessing the situation, she advises Ghatotkacha to switch from waging war to executing a clever trick, enabling the successful deception of the Kauravas.
Gopalam's affectionate wife who treats the fake couple as family. She shares crucial details about her missing daughter's physical traits, helping Raju investigate Mary's identity.
Bhimudu's mother residing in a village. She takes in the disguised Ramudu, nurtures him, and helps transform him into a gentleman. Along with Santha's grandmother, she later reveals the twins' true identities to clear the misunderstandings.
The Maharani is the queen of Udayagiri and Pratap's mother. She blesses him as he begins his quest and later prays to Goddess Parvathi when he is turned into a statue. After Jagajithu betrays the kingdom, she escapes with the king and reunites with Pratap in Kamakuta.
Chandrasena's childless wife, Gunavathi performs penance and receives a boon from Siva, who blesses her with a son, Vijay. When Vakraketu has the newborn ostracized and orders his death, she pleads for him to be spared. Vijay is nevertheless taken away and raised by a shepherd couple, and later sets out to restore his father's sight.
Rushyendramani has 22 screen credits in a career dating back to 1951. Signature works include Boothayyana Maga Ayyu, Vipra Narayana, Koteeswaran. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
