Annayya

Owner of a fleet of lorries, Rajaram is deeply protective of his brothers and willing to sacrifice his wealth for their future. He attempts to reform them through care, discipline, and example. His love for Devi anchors the film’s emotional core.

A garment factory owner who is independent and strong-willed. She initially refuses the marriage to Rajaram’s brothers, but later accepts after witnessing their transformation and Rajaram’s sacrifice. Her presence grounds the story with moral clarity and romantic tension.

One of the two brothers, Ravi begins as a prankish, impulsive youth. Through family pressure and love, he grows into a responsible contributor to the family enterprise. His arc shows how loyalty and accountability reshape a loose good-natured rebel.

The other brother, Gopi is initially carefree but matures into a steady partner in the family business. His bond with Ravi and Rajaram strengthens as they face Rangarao’s threats. He embodies quiet resilience and eventual responsibility.

A powerful businessman with a vendetta against Rajaram’s family. He employs the brothers and drives conflict through schemes, threats, and power plays. His revelation triggers the dramatic clash that ends with his downfall, clearing the path for reconciliation.

Chinna Rao is a criminal mastermind whose actions set Rangarao’s vendetta in motion. His presence explains the danger looming over Rajaram’s family and intensifies the conflict that motivates the climax.

Devi’s sister who marries Ravi. Her romance anchors the cross-family alliances and highlights the theme of love bridging social divides. She embodies warmth and resilience within the family arc.

Devi’s sister who marries Gopi. She is part of the sisterly support network in the plot and helps drive the family’s unity after conflict.