Shankar (played by Sivaji Ganesan) is a protagonist in Sorgam.
A graduate driven solely by wealth. He marries Vimala, but his goodness fades as he grows rich. After clashing with his friends, he realizes he has lost himself, reforms, and helps the police catch the culprits. Vimala (played by K R Vijaya) appears in Sorgam.
Initially attracted to Shankar's goodness, she marries him and witnesses his moral erosion as his pursuit of wealth intensifies, serving as a central figure in his personal journey. Kannan (played by R. Muthuraman) appears in Sorgam.
A graduate who remains honest throughout. He works alongside Shankar and Sampath, and plays a vital role in helping Shankar recognize his mistakes and aid the police in the final resolution. Sampath (played by K. Balaji) appears in Sorgam.
A graduate and crook who ruins others to achieve his goals. He works with Shankar, leading to conflicts, but ultimately reforms and assists in capturing the criminals alongside Kannan.
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Characters
Shankar
(played by Sivaji Ganesan) — protagonist
A graduate driven solely by wealth. He marries Vimala, but his goodness fades as he grows rich. After clashing with his friends, he realizes he has lost himself, reforms, and helps the police catch th...
Vimala
(played by K R Vijaya) — supporting
Initially attracted to Shankar's goodness, she marries him and witnesses his moral erosion as his pursuit of wealth intensifies, serving as a central figure in his personal journey.
Kannan
(played by R. Muthuraman) — supporting
A graduate who remains honest throughout. He works alongside Shankar and Sampath, and plays a vital role in helping Shankar recognize his mistakes and aid the police in the final resolution.
Sampath
(played by K. Balaji) — supporting
A graduate and crook who ruins others to achieve his goals. He works with Shankar, leading to conflicts, but ultimately reforms and assists in capturing the criminals alongside Kannan.
Key Relationships
Kannan → Shankar
(Social Classmate)
Sampath → Shankar
(Social Classmate)
Kannan → Sampath
(Social Classmate)
Shankar → Vimala
(Family Husband)
Story Analysis
A narrative exploring how wealth, morality, and friendship intersect, culminating in personal redemption and justice.
