Indrudu Chandrudu

A corrupt mayor who bribes, extorts, and manipulates to stay in power. His arc moves toward redemption by exposing illegal activities, but he is murdered before fully achieving it. His impersonation by Chandram drives the central double-identity tension of the story.

A determined journalist investigating Rayudu’s wrongdoing. She edges closer to the truth as Chandram’s disguise complicates the case, forming a partnership that fuels the plan to bring corruption to light. She represents the force of investigative truth in the film.

Rayudu’s scheming assistant who orchestrates illegal deals and manipulates people to protect his interests. He is greedy, calculating, and willing to kill to preserve the corrupt network surrounding Rayudu.

A powerful contractor who embodies opportunistic exploitation. He murders a dancer and uses influence to frame Chandram, illustrating how business interests fuel political crime. He remains a key player in the web of corruption.

Rayudu’s younger lookalike who is coerced into impersonating the mayor. He studies Rayudu’s mannerisms and undertakes a dangerous double life to expose the truth, facing moral peril as he navigates manipulation and danger.

A protective maternal figure whose kidnapping becomes leverage to coerce Chandram. Her plight adds emotional stakes and motivates Chandram to challenge the corrupt power structure.

A high-ranking political figure entangled in the corruption web. He serves as one of the prominent targets of Chandram’s public exposure, illustrating the broad reach of the conspiracy.

An official whose authority is compromised by bribes, reflecting the systemic rot within law enforcement. He becomes a benchmark against which Sandhya and Chandram measure the fight for justice.