Bandipotu

A suave but principled thief who believes in 'thieving from the thieves.' He uses charm and wit to pull off complex scams, yet his backstory reveals a personal motive tied to his family's ruin by a chit fund. He is strategic, fearless, and capable of moral reflection when confronted by Jahnavi.

A capable and calculating woman who engineers Jahnavi’s role as the informant and catalyst for Vishwa’s schemes. She brings technical know-how and a personal vendetta that drives the plot’s revenge arc. Her presence complicates Vishwa’s priorities and moral choices.

An antiques collector with a penchant for wealth accumulation, he becomes the target of Vishwa’s first con. His arrogance and hunger for riches push him into risky ventures, making him a symbol of greed that backfires on him.

A cunning businessman who navigates politics and finance with a blend of intimidation and calculation. His arrogance leads to his downfall as he underestimates Vishwa’s pull, and he becomes a central antagonist in the mid-story.

An ambitious figure who aims for political power and uses brute force to further his ambitions. His campaign becomes a central battleground in the plot’s political intrigue, and his alliances shift as the con’s revelations unfold.

Vishwa’s ally who tracks the cons and inadvertently becomes a potential threat when his own motives clash with the plan. He is loyal yet flawed, providing comic relief and a critical turning point at key moments.

A righteous newspaper publisher who condemns Bhale Babu’s tactics and becomes a moral counterpoint to the criminals. His media stance against the manipulations highlights the role of journalism in exposing corruption.

The former accountant who faced imprisonment due to the trio’s embezzlement. His suffering becomes a reveal point that motivates the other characters to seek justice and charity in his name.