Deiva Thirumagal

Krishna is an intellectually-disabled man with the mental age of a seven-year-old who lives a simple, hopeful life in Avalanchi. He works at Victor's chocolate factory and devotes himself to Nila, loving her with a tenderness that anchors their small, joyful world. His calm, trusting nature and steadfast devotion define his character as the heart of the story.

Nila is Krishna's daughter who grows from a curious child into a central figure in Krishna's world. She forms a warm, maternal bond with the school's vice-principal and experiences love, safety, and growth under her father's care. Her presence catalyzes the community's investment in family and stability.

Rajendran is Banumathy's father who seeks to separate Krishna and Nila, prompting the custody dispute. He embodies traditional authority and a protective stance toward his family lineage. His actions catalyze the legal and emotional turmoil at the heart of the story.

Anuradha is a lawyer who reluctantly considers Krishna's case before choosing to advocate for him. She represents cautious, principled approach in a high-stakes custody battle and ultimately aligns with Krishna's genuine care for Nila.

Vinod is a witty lawyer who initially misjudges Krishna as a wealthy man and guides him toward a legal path through his boss. His perspective evolves, and his role helps navigate the complexities of the case with humor and support.

Bashyam is a veteran advocate who never loses a case, grilling Krishna in court about how he would raise Nila. His eventual withdrawal of the case validates Krishna's authenticity and the depth of his bond with Nila.

Shwetha is Banumathy's wife who recognizes Krishna from a photo and resists letting Nila stay with him. Her actions create tension and threaten the fragile peace around Krishna and Nila.

Karthik is Shwetha's fiancé, whose confrontation with Krishna triggers the conflict that escalates into a courtroom moment.

Victor is the kind owner of the chocolate factory in Avalanchi who supports Krishna and helps provide a stable life for Nila. His presence anchors Krishna’s daily routines and acts as a community pillar.

Ragunathan is Banumathy's father who appears in the custody conflict and highlights the family history that led to the current situation. His involvement underscores the weight of family legacy in the dispute.