Chettu Kinda Pleader

A timid, frequently bungling lawyer who gradually becomes a determined advocate for Sujatha. He endures harassment and danger from Sarabhayya’s forces, transforming into a fighter for justice with Krishna Kumari’s help. His evolution anchors the legal battle and the film’s moral arc.

Wife of Gopala Krishna and target of a hostile legal challenge to her inheritance. She reveals her past—mischaracterized and mistreated—yet remains steadfast. Her resilience and truth become central to overturning the false narrative and securing justice.

A self-made industrialist who dies in an accident, leaving Sujatha and Nani. He is shown as a supportive husband who helped Sujatha recover from past trauma. His death triggers the inheritance dispute, which unravels broader family secrets.

Estranged father figure and primary antagonist who schemingly seeks to seize wealth. He manipulates evidence, uses thugs to intimidate, and is ultimately exposed and brought to justice. His pursuit of power drives the conflict to its dramatic climax.

Balaraju’s cross-cousin and assistant who assists in gathering crucial evidence. She counters Sarabhayya’s schemes and stands by the protagonists, ultimately becoming a partner in the fight for truth and justice.

Gopala Krishna’s friend who offers testimony and supports the case. His involvement helps corroborate the truth about the family and the circumstances surrounding the death, contributing to the case’s credibility.

Child of Gopala Krishna and Sujatha, whose inheritance is at stake. Protected by Balaraju, Nani represents the vulnerable in the dispute and the personal stakes of the family’s future.

Originally coerced by Sarabhayya into withdrawing his support, Basavaraju’s eventual involvement helps bolster Sujatha’s case. His cautious stance shifts as the truth emerges and justice surfaces.