Gajendra (played by Vijayakanth) is a protagonist in Gajendra.
An orphan and kindhearted man raised within Azhagarsamy's family, Gajendra treats Azhagarsamy as a father and supports Indhu despite suspicion about their closeness. He travels undercover to reunite the family, avenges a death, dismantles a regional criminal network, and later sacrifices Indhu's father's life to save a train before defeating the surviving gang in a final hospital battle. Indhu (played by Laya) appears in Gajendra.
Indhu is a mentally challenged girl whom Gajendra visits weekly, entertaining her and paying those who care for her. After she is injured, she recovers memories of her past and unexpectedly stabs Gajendra. A train incident later causes her amnesia and renewed mental impairment, making her condition central to Gajendra's most difficult choices. Azhagarsamy (played by Sarath Babu) appears in Gajendra.
Azhagarsamy is the elder who gives orphaned Gajendra a home and shares a father-son bond with him. He is Kasthuri's grandfather and initially supports her wish to marry Gajendra, announcing a formal adoption and arranging the marriage. The proposal collapses when Gajendra refuses to abandon Indhu, though Azhagarsamy later reunites with his separated family. Goon (played by Mahanadhi Shankar) appears in Gajendra.
Kasthuri (played by Flora Saini) appears in Gajendra.
Kasthuri is Azhagarsamy's granddaughter and develops romantic feelings for Gajendra. She wants to marry him, prompting Azhagarsamy to plan their wedding and formally adopt Gajendra. The alliance ends when Gajendra refuses to leave Indhu, making Kasthuri's proposed marriage a major turning point in his domestic life.
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Characters
Gajendra
(played by Vijayakanth) — protagonist
An orphan and kindhearted man raised within Azhagarsamy's family, Gajendra treats Azhagarsamy as a father and supports Indhu despite suspicion about their closeness. He travels undercover to reunite t...
Indhu
(played by Laya) — supporting
Indhu is a mentally challenged girl whom Gajendra visits weekly, entertaining her and paying those who care for her. After she is injured, she recovers memories of her past and unexpectedly stabs Gaje...
Azhagarsamy
(played by Sarath Babu) — supporting
Azhagarsamy is the elder who gives orphaned Gajendra a home and shares a father-son bond with him. He is Kasthuri's grandfather and initially supports her wish to marry Gajendra, announcing a formal a...
Goon
(played by Mahanadhi Shankar) — supporting
Kasthuri
(played by Flora Saini) — supporting
Kasthuri is Azhagarsamy's granddaughter and develops romantic feelings for Gajendra. She wants to marry him, prompting Azhagarsamy to plan their wedding and formally adopt Gajendra. The alliance ends...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Kasthuri → Gajendra
(Romantic Love Interest)
Kasthuri develops feelings toward Gajendra, and the family considers arranging their marriage.
Gajendra → Azhagarsamy
(Family Adoptive Son)
Gajendra grows up under Azhagarsamy's family, and Azhagarsamy shares a father-son bond with him before formally announcing his adoption.
Azhagarsamy → Indhu
(Family Grandfather)
The flashback reveals that Indhu is Azhagarsamy's first granddaughter.
Azhagarsamy → Kasthuri
(Family Grandfather)
The plot identifies Kasthuri as Azhagarsamy's granddaughter.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Gajendra → Goon
(Conflict Enemy)
In Andhra Pradesh, Gajendra takes the law into his hands and kills a local goon and the goon's small gang.
Gajendra → Indhu
(Social Protective Companion)
Gajendra meets Indhu weekly, entertains her, and provides money for her caretakers.
Story Analysis
A compassionate protector is transformed by family loyalty, impossible moral choices, and a violent fight against criminal power.
