Bobbili Simham

A just and principled heir who establishes impartial justice at Dharma Pettam and defeats tyrants. He navigates complex family duties, marries to protect Venkata Lakshmi's honour, and ultimately fights to secure his family's legacy. His leadership blends compassion with decisiveness, earning the respect of allies and the fear of adversaries.

A young woman who becomes infatuated with Vijaya Raghava and is married to him to protect her honour. She later learns of his existing marriage to Sravani, complicating their relationship. Her arc centers on resilience and adherence to family honour.

Vijaya Raghava's cross-cousin and wife by arrangement, whose illness and sacrifices knit the family together. She engineers scenarios to preserve the clan's unity and ultimately passes away after ensuring the family's future. Her actions are pivotal to the film's emotional core.

A ruthless tyrant who usurps land, schemes against Vijaya Raghava, and collides with Basavayya. His manipulations drive much of the conflict, culminating in a final confrontation that tests the hero's resolve. He embodies the corrupt use of power against a rightful ruler.

A minister who collaborates with Pasupathi to seize resources and ensnare the hero's family. His schemes and eventual downfall reflect the film's critique of political complicity and corruption. He is a secondary antagonist in the power struggle.

Vijaya Raghava's half-sister who defies family tension and is involved with Sivaji's love, highlighting another layer of romance and loyalty within the clan. Her arc intersects with the political and familial battles that drive the plot.