Anbarivu

A cunning, self-serving politician who engineers a feud to climb to power. He murders Jayaprakasam to hide his tracks and later pursues a self-serving agenda, using development projects to consolidate control. His charisma masks a willingness to sacrifice family and life for ambition.

The village head and patriarch who embodies tradition and authority. He bears the weight of ancestral feuds and ultimately seeks to protect his family while guiding the community toward reconciliation. His authority is challenged, but his core remains loyalty and duty.

Muniyandi's wife and the mother of Lakshmi's children; she embodies resilience and familial loyalty. Her past choices shape the present, and she plays a pivotal role in guiding the family toward unity after years of conflict.

Lakshmi's son who grows up with his father in Canada; he balances loyalty to his roots with life abroad. He forms bonds with Yazhini, and his true identity becomes a key twist that tests family loyalties.

Muniyandi's grandson who navigates adolescence amid conflict and a hidden link to Arivu’s true identity. He develops feelings for Yazhini and becomes a catalyst for revelations about family history.

Arivu's close friend and Anbu's love interest. She represents a bridge between generations and cultures, offering support and emotional grounding during turbulent times.

A love interest for Arivu who becomes part of the family circle. She navigates social expectations and familial introductions, becoming a focal point for unity between Arivu and his new world.

Lakshmi's husband and Muniyandi's old friend, whose secret marriage with Lakshmi forms the basis of the later family ties. He appears as a stabilizing figure and later a source of reconciliation for the community.

A councillor and Muniyandi's ally who tries to resolve the feud but is murdered by Pasupathy, highlighting the human cost of political machinations and the fragility of alliance in a divided village.

A hostile villager who resents the chariot festival and the two villages' unification attempt, nearly derailing peace before being outmaneuvered by the protagonists.

A local figure who admonishes Pasupathy and later urges reconciliation, acting as a counterbalance to Pasupathy's schemes and helping steer the community toward unity.

Kayal's father who represents the family side of Kayal's world and participates in the village's response to Arivu and Kayal's relationship.

A caregiver in Kayal's life who anchors the family amid the community's changes, offering stability through turbulent times.

The district official who orchestrates the chariot festival as a means to unite the two villages and test local leadership.