Thyagu's younger brother is initially portrayed as a spoiled young man who spends his time roaming around. He falls in love with Rani and marries her without his parents' consent. After Selvi sends the couple away because they do not contribute to the household income, Bharathan and Rani start a roadside eatery that grows into a successful restaurant.
Chinna Karuppu is Sivanaandi's nephew, whom Sivanaandi chooses as Pechchi's prospective husband. He fights Seenu after Pechchi escapes to meet him, but Seenu wins. Chinna Karuppu explains that he is not against the couple's love; his grievance is that Sivanaandi failed to help his father, Periya Karuppu, before Periya Karuppu died.
A college student who is Manju's romantic partner. He symbolizes the free love Kannan champions, contrasting with Rajasekar's authoritarian marriage arrangements.
Manoharan is Kandhasamy's son and Sumathi's brother, sentenced to death after being framed for her murder. He tells Raja and Babu how Muthuraaj and the others arranged the crime, and Raja delays his execution by injuring his arm. After the conspirators are exposed, Manoharan is exonerated.
One of the three young bachelor roommates who warns his friends about a parcel arriving during his absence. He joins his friends in taking care of the abandoned baby, which completely transforms their lives.
One of three impoverished friends who lives together with Gopinath and Sekar. He accidentally purchases a magical violin at an auction, falls in love with Chitra, and attempts to win her hand by using the genie's powers. Despite temporary conflicts over wealth and romance, he remains devoted to Chitra and joins his friends in rescuing her from Madan.
Pandiyan has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1983. Signature works include Thayamma, Muthal Vasantham, Aan Paavam. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.