Amma Nanna O Tamila Ammayi

A gifted kickboxer whose life centers on his mother and the sport. He begins as a stubborn, loyal son—but his talent pushes him to earn Raghuveer's mentorship and win Mugambigaambaal's heart. His journey culminates in a hard-fought championship that tests his loyalty to family and self.

A celebrated kickboxing champion and the complicated father figure who becomes Chandu’s mentor. He balances raw achievement with responsibility, creating a dynamic that tests loyalty, pride, and the possibility of reconciliation. His relation with Chandu evolves from rivalry to partnership as he trains him for greatness.

A Tamil girl from Chennai whose romance with Chandu adds warmth and a cross-cultural layer to the story. She embodies affection and a bridge between worlds, shaping Chandu’s sense of home. Her presence deepens the themes of belonging and chosen family.

Raghuveer’s trusted student who pursues glory at any cost. He impregnates Swapna and abandons Raghuveer for new sponsors, illustrating ambition corrupted by betrayal. His choices trigger the central conflicts that Chandu must navigate and ultimately resolve.

Raghuveer’s daughter who becomes entangled in Anand's betrayal. Her plight heightens family tensions and adds emotional stakes to the reconciliation arc. She symbolizes the collateral damage of ambition and the possibility of forgiveness.

Chandu’s mother, a college lecturer in Hyderabad who separates from Raghuveer, raises him with love and discipline, and dies urging him to seek truth and reunite with Raghuveer. She embodies resilience, love, and the catalyst for the central quest.