Amarkalam

Vasu is a ruthless hooligan who lives in a cinema theatre owned by Aarumugam. He carries the scars of a troubled childhood that fuel his violent lifestyle. His encounter with Mohana begins as manipulation but gradually reveals a capacity for genuine love and loyalty.

Mohana is the daughter of Bose who falls for Vasu after hearing his childhood pain in the song. She is torn between her father’s crime-policing world and her growing feelings for a gangster. The revelation of Vasu’s sincerity complicates their romance and leads to a fragile reconciliation.

Tulasi Das is a former mafia don who orchestrates Vasu’s early mission to test Mohana’s love. He is strategic, controlling, and haunted by his past, but his choices pivot on protecting family and power. The revelation that Mohana is his daughter forces a rethinking of loyalty and love.

DCP Ranjith Bose heads Mohana’s police family, enforcing order and tradition. He is wary of Vasu and the criminal world he represents, creating a pressure-filled dynamic between duty and family. His stance shapes the conflict and the eventual path to resolution.

Ganga is Tulasi’s wife who left him after discovering his don life, setting the ground for the backstory that haunts the present. Her departure underscores the costs of crime and broken families.

Thilak is Vasu’s friend who becomes entangled in the drama when a reel is lost to Mohana. His role acts as a catalyst for the central conflict and the emotional arc of Vasu.

Singampuli is a contact within the crime-and-film world who interacts with Mohana and Vasu, providing connections that influence the plot’s twists and turns.

Aasairaj is the leader of Aasai’s gang, a figure of menace whose schemes propel the conflict and force the lovers to prove their commitment against pressure from organized crime.

Aarumugam owns the cinema theatre where the story unfolds, providing the backdrop and daily environment that shapes the characters’ actions.