Dandupalya

A member of the Dandupalya gang who endures hardship and participates in the group’s crimes. His perspective reflects the harsh choices forced by poverty and survival, as the story frames the gang’s actions through their own recounting.

A police inspector who leads the crackdown on the gang, using force and intimidation to extract confessions. His aggressive methods become a central source of controversy as the journalist investigates the case.

A member of the gang who shares in the group's struggles and crimes. His experiences illustrate the desperation and camaraderie among the inmates as they navigate fear and coercion.

A female gang member whose life is entangled with the group's violence and the risks of poverty. Her presence highlights both resilience and vulnerability within the gang’s dynamics.

Family ties tether characters to the cycle of poverty and social stigma. She symbolizes how poverty affects those connected to the gang, even if not directly involved in the crimes.

Wife of Raghu, her life is shaped by the gang's turmoil and the consequences of the crimes. She embodies the collateral damage of a life built around necessity and danger.

Wife of the police inspector, providing a personal angle on the costs of policing. Her character hints at the domestic side of a man whose career is defined by enforcement.

A gang member whose life centers on survival in the Dandupalya group. He represents the collective experience of those cornered by poverty and a harsh justice system.

Another member of the gang whose actions reflect the cycle of crime born from marginalization. He shares in the group's attempts to endure and resist exploitation.

Gang member included in the ensemble who embodies the collective desperation and the social pressures that pull people into crime.