Yojanagandhi is a princess whose hair contains one of the elements needed to make the rare medicine for Kambhoja Raju. Sarabandi succeeds in obtaining it, and she confronts him in anger. Veerabhadra declares that Sarabandi is Shiva's boon and commands her to marry him; she agrees and accompanies Sarabandi on his return.
Amritham is a maid in Vedhachalam's household and the woman loved by his son Moorthy. After Moorthy leaves, she escapes a planned marriage to an old man and is sheltered by Balu Mudaliar, who mistakes her for his deceased daughter. She helps him recover, later marries Moorthy, and is present when Anandan confronts Vedhachalam.
Savithri is the stepmother of Sridhar and Giridhar. After Sridhar's apparent murder and Giridhar's arrest, she moves to Bangalore and encounters an old household servant. She follows the trail connected to a letter from a woman claiming to be Sridhar's wife, and the real Sridhar eventually takes her to safety.
Kunti is Karnan's birth mother, having borne him after invoking a boon and then abandoned him as a baby in the Ganges to avoid embarrassment. Years later, she tells Karnan of his birth and obtains his promise not to attack her sons except Arjunan, whom he will target with the Nagastra only once. She mourns Karnan after his death.
Maragatham is Aalavandhar's wife and the mother of Rajan and Ramu. After Manickam's wife dies in childbirth, a neighbour places the newborn girl in her care; Maragatham then entrusts the baby to James. When Manickam reveals that Raheem is the son he kidnapped, Maragatham rushes with the others to save him.
The mother of the separated twins, Prasad and Prakash, lives with Prasad and his wife. She and Prasad catch Prashanth after he accidentally arrives at their home, where he learns his real identity. When the brothers quarrel, she stops them and pleads that they are both like her two eyes and that she does not want to lose either son.
Parvathi is the mother of Vishwa and Veerabhadra. After her husband is killed by a falling tree while working for Siddappa, she approaches the landlord with her children to request funeral expenses, but he drives them away. Later, when she falls sick, she expresses a wish to see Veerabhadra, prompting Mahalakshmi to go and bring him home.
M. V. Rajamma has 36 screen credits in a career dating back to 1940. Signature works include Modala thedi, Amma, Sathi Shakthi. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
