Ganesh is a good-for-nothing young man who falls in love with Aishwarya. When she refuses to marry him after her father suffers a heart attack, Ganesh enters her room to persuade her. He also plans for three friends to pose as terrorists and sequester the household, hoping to marry Aishwarya.
Police official who provides Pughazh with a concealed firearm to help him eliminate the criminal gang threatening his coach and friends.
Sifu Chandru is Anand’s martial arts teacher, described as practicing a fake kung fu style. Police evidence initially points toward him, but he denies involvement and identifies Dragon as the real criminal. Dragon’s gang later raids his school and kills him while searching for Anand.
Thirisangu is an ACP who secretly coordinates the criminal racket involving abducted and drugged girls. He protects the wealthy men involved, obstructs J.K.'s investigation, and holds Charu captive as leverage. When the truth emerges, he leads the armed confrontation against the Purushotaman family, but J.K. kills him while rescuing Charu.
A real estate businessman aiming to purchase an old school in Pondicherry. Initially the target of the protagonists' cons, he turns the tables by hiring them to haunt the property and scare off his rival, Senthil Nathan. His scheme successfully drives the competitor away, allowing him to ultimately sell the school. He serves as the catalyst for the group's journey to Pondicherry.
A lifelong criminal and Aravind's close friend who refuses to reform despite his partner's change of heart. He falls in love with Daisy and takes brutal revenge on the don Kondaiah after witnessing Daisy's father's suicide. Ultimately arrested, he laments the impossibility of a peaceful life for criminals.
DGP R. Thiruvalluvan leads the senior police response as the robberies and tunnel operation escalate. He orders an urgent rescue effort when officers are trapped underground and is taunted by the gang leader, who claims Akilan's information will help him destroy the police force. After the crisis, the DGP declares the case closed.
Selva has 22 screen credits in a career dating back to 1992. Signature works include Golmaal, Chinna Devan, Atha Maga Rathiname. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
