Chattambi

A powerful gangster from Karnataka who enters Chembattunadu with plans to buy the mansion and extend his influence. He is revealed to be Veeru, a Kannadiga street urchin raised by Unnithan, carrying a hidden past that complicates how the town perceives him. His arrival triggers the village’s power struggles and tests his own sense of justice as he fights to prove his innocence.

Leader of the Kattappilly faction and primary antagonist who schemes to stop Mallayya’s plans and maintain his grip on the land and people. He orchestrates violence and manipulation, including efforts to marry Lakshmi for influence and to suppress opponents. His ruthless tactics ultimately push the village toward collective action against him.

Daughter of Vadival Vasu who witnesses key conversations and becomes entangled in the romantic complications surrounding Mallayya. Her feelings and loyalties are tested as family interests and village rivalries collide. She reacts with jealousy and passion as events unfold around the power plays in Chembattunadu.

Another daughter of Vasu who, along with Gowri, becomes part of the social web surrounding Mallayya. Her relationships weave into the village’s interpersonal dynamics, contributing to the emotional stakes as loyalties shift amid the feud and power moves.

The man who raised Veeru as his own, and who ultimately faces the consequences of the past. His backstory anchors Veeru’s origins and the moral questions surrounding abandonment, care, and vengeance. He appears as a pivotal figure whose fate influences broader events in the town.

A man who accompanies Meenakshi and Gowri to Mallayya’s house and develops soft feelings toward Meenakshi. He navigates the intricate web of rivalries, personal loyalties, and romantic tensions, contributing to the film’s emotional subplots amid the geopolitical conflict.

A doctor from Chattambinadu who seeks help and becomes entwined in the town’s power struggles. Her engagement to be married is disrupted by Nagendran’s schemes, highlighting how personal lives are affected by the village’s fight for dominance.