Anandabhadram

Ananthan is the heir to the Madambi Tharavadu who returns from America to Shivapuram to fulfill his mother’s wishes. He is kind, approachable, and eager to belong, quickly earning the villagers’ trust. When the wizard Digambaran threatens the town, Ananthan confronts ancient powers and fights to protect his family’s secret.

Bhadra is Ananthan’s cousin and love interest. Her choices about love are intertwined with a looming ritual that could redefine her fate. She is gentle yet brave, torn between personal happiness and duty to family and village.

A dreaded wizard driven by vengeance, Digambaran seeks the nagamanikyam and uses mind-control to advance his dark plans. He embodies malice and magical cunning, pushing the plot toward a volatile confrontation with the Madambi Tharavadu. His downfall begins as he loses his power and sight in the pursuit of control.

Chemban is a blind martial artist who stands as a steadfast ally to Ananthan. He opposes Digambaran’s schemes and fights to keep the village safe, exhibiting loyalty and formidable combat skill. His courage provides a counterweight to the wizard’s dark magic.

Bhama is Chemban’s sister who becomes entangled in Digambaran’s schemes to reincarnate Subhadra. Her fate interweaves with the supernatural, making her a pivotal victim in the struggle for the jewel.

Gayathri is Ananthan’s mother, the keeper of family lore who reveals the Tharavadu’s magical legacy. Her guidance anchors Ananthan as he navigates tradition, danger, and love.

Maravi Mathai is a relative Met on a train who becomes a connector between the outside world and Shivapuram. His presence foreshadows events and ties the village’s fate to wider connections.