Educated and beloved sister of Dasu, whom Krishna regards as a sister. Previously rejected by Sathru, she later sets a condition that her brothers must marry first. Her influence directly triggers the matchmaking scheme that drives the film's romantic plot forward.
Goddess worshipped during the pilgrimage stop at Badami. The family visits her temple alongside Renuka Yellamma, where the jealous relatives' attempts to extinguish the sacred lamps fail and backfire, resulting in the relatives being severely burnt.
Nandhini is Saravanan's wife and Chandrika's elder sister. Her marriage to Saravanan connects Bhaskaran's family with Chandrika's family and allows Bhaskaran to learn that the lecturer he loves is Nandhini's younger sister. Through this family link, she indirectly helps drive the central romance.
Aravindan's sister who lives with the family. Chandru initially rejects her romantic affection to prioritize his friendship with Aravindan. Gautham also harbors desires for her as part of his schemes.
Gayathri is a working woman who first falls for Sivaramakrishnan because his photograph is mistakenly presented as that of a prospective groom. After initially blaming him, she recognises her mistake, apologises, and marries him. She later struggles with Sumathi's interference but remains devoted to Sivaramakrishnan.
A student who plays Alina in the college musical and admires Vishal's music, Sneha comes to the chapel and asks him to play the Seven Bells. Vishal tells her that an invisible presence, not he, is playing the instrument. She stays with him as the mystery unfolds and enters the library with him after a mysterious light appears.
Parimala is an orphan adopted by Satyamurthy, who also sponsors her education. Kanakamurthy falls in love with her, but she does not return his feelings and regards their closeness as gratitude toward his father. When Satyamurthy arranges their marriage, she attempts suicide, and Kanakamurthy saves her.
A former prostitute and Surya's old friend in Trichy who assists him with housing. She discovers the crucial mix-up involving Rishaba's photograph, attempts to prevent a violent confrontation, and plays a key role in facilitating the resolution. At the film's end, she reveals her pregnancy to Manikandan.
Vijayalakshmi has 24 screen credits in a career dating back to 1957. Their work is anchored in the Meesaya Murukku Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Kadha Solla Porom, Yes Madam, Kalakalappu. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
