Gurudev Hoysala

Inspector Gurudev Hoysala is a determined police officer who is transferred to Athani to chase the sand mafia and solve a murder case. He navigates caste dynamics and political pressure while pursuing justice, often taking bold, action-first steps. His methods spark clashes with criminals and draw scrutiny from superiors and the public.

Bhoomi is an upper-caste girl whose love story with Ravi becomes a focal point of family and community conflict. The couple’s inter-caste alliance leads to revelations about Bhoomi’s parentage and the social dangers surrounding them. She survives a brutal arc while carrying Ravi’s child.

Ravi enters Bhoomi’s life with vengeance as his motive, using the relationship to gain revenge against Daada for past humiliations. He later seeks to aid Bhargav with evidence against the sand mafia but relinquishes his enmity after realizing Bhoomi’s love. He dies during the story’s conflicts.

Daada is a powerful landlord whose influence extends over the town’s politics and crime networks. He is entangled in the sand mafia’s operations and has a history of violence against rivals and dissenters. His clashes with Hoysala escalate to a fatal confrontation.

Nana is Daada’s son, whose actions fuel the cycle of vengeance and police pursuit. He is involved in assaults on Ravi and Bhoomi and is ultimately confronted by Hoysala in a final showdown.

Bali is Daada’s henchman, a ruthless enforcer who advances the criminal agenda and poses a constant threat to the protagonists. He foils plans and becomes a primary target for Hoysala’s crackdown with clashes that culminate in a decisive confrontation.

Sampath is a police sub-inspector who undergoes reform and becomes a critical informant, assisting Hoysala with crucial information. He helps reveal the plan to incite riots and plays a part in steering the investigation toward Daada’s criminal network.

City commissioner Prakash oversees the police force and the investigation but is killed before the court hearing, paving the way for Daada’s release. His death marks a turning point that intensifies public demand for justice.