Bobbili Raja

Raja is Sundarayya's grandson who grows up in the forest with his mother Rajyalakshmi and grandfather. He is brave, principled, and willing to challenge corrupt figures in pursuit of justice and his love Rani. His upbringing in the forest shapes his loyalty and sense of honor.

Rani is the minister of forests, raised in wealth but connected to the forest's realities through her love for Raja. She seeks to protect the forest and restore family honor, balancing duty with affection.

Rajeswari Devi is a powerful political figure and Sundarayya's counterpart. Her actions drive the early conflict and the later pursuit of Rani, challenging loyalties and family ties.

A strong patriarch and political player, Sundarayya's legacy shapes the conflict between his family and rival faction. He embodies tradition while navigating modern political pressures.

Ahobala Rao is the scheming antagonist who uses family and political leverage to bend events to his favor. His manipulations spark the central crisis and subsequent fallout.

Suryam is the younger brother who supports Sundarayya and is entangled in the early tragedy. He embodies loyalty and the consequences of political machinations on personal lives.

Rajyalakshmi is the daughter of Sundarayya and central to the early events that set the stage for later generations. Her choices affect the family’s honor and the plot’s direction.