Goppinti Alludu

A principled, sometimes impulsive heir who challenges his family’s rigidity. He infiltrates Achyuta Ramayya’s household under the alias Bhimudu to win trust, then reveals his genuine affection for Sowmya. He evolves into a protective partner who confronts Jalandhara’s schemes and fights for their union.

A determined woman and central love interest who navigates familial stigma and manipulation. She stands resilient in the face of Jalandhara’s plots and seeks a life with Murali despite social obstacles. Her capable spirit anchors the relationship and the family’s eventual reconciliation.

A multi-millionaire patriarch whose wealth and authority trigger dispute and resentment within the sprawling family. He represents traditional power and often acts as the final arbiter, though his stance gradually softens as the plot unfolds.

A scheming figure who feigns affection while secretly resentful of Sowmya’s position. Her manipulations create obstacles for Murali and Sowmya and drive much of the familial conflict until she is exposed and redirected toward transformation.

A tycoon who seeks to unite his son with a united family and honor his own love-marriage past. His conflicts with Achyuta Ramayya propel the central marriage plot and his insistence on family consent shapes the wedding’s resolution.

Daughter of Jiddu Bharadwaja and the character whose engagement arrangement threads into the central plot. She serves as an obstacle to Murali and Sowmya’s union and embodies the social obligations surrounding marriage.

The office boss who attempts to molest Sowmya, escalating danger in the relationship. Murali intervenes to protect Sowmya and ensure her dignity, heightening the stakes of their romance.

Murali’s undercover role in Achyuta Ramayya’s residence; his disguise helps him forge trust and move the plot toward its romantic payoff. His true identity remains a key turning point in the story.