Kannupada Poguthaiya

Vetrivel is the compassionate elder son who embodies community service and restraint. He often puts family needs before his own desires, sacrificing love to protect his brother’s future. His generosity earns respect, yet his quiet resolve is tested by rumors and conflict. He ultimately chooses duty while pursuing a reconciled personal happiness.

Gowri returns from the city with a nuanced view of life but slowly adapts to village customs and loyalties. She loves Vetrivel but respects her partner’s family and traditions, handling pressure with dignity. Her pregnancy scare becomes a turning point that clarifies misunderstandings and strengthens bonds. She embodies resilience and patience.

Paramasivam is a wealthy landlord who governs with fairness, balancing generosity with authority. He values his wife Parvathy and supports his children’s futures, aiming to keep the family united. His leadership anchors the village’s social fabric and guides crucial decisions. He navigates conflicts with a sense of responsibility toward all residents.

Parvathy is a devoted wife whose past ties to Vasudevar Ayya anchor a critical backstory. She upholds compassion and strength, guiding her family with care. Her presence provides emotional balance and moral clarity amid the escalating tensions. She shields loved ones while balancing tradition and empathy.

Subramani is the younger brother whose ambitions and suspicions threaten the family harmony. He doubts Vetrivel and Gowri’s relationship and acts on those fears, driving conflict. His misunderstandings catalyze dramatic confrontations that test familial bonds. He eventually acknowledges his mistakes and seeks forgiveness.

Rasathi is Parvathy's relative whom the family contemplates marrying to Subramani. Her line of descent intersects with old rivalries, making her a pawn in a larger saga. She triggers deeper emotional and social stakes that ripple through the village. Her role underscores how traditional expectations shape individual fates.

Angaala Thevar is a vengeful figure who opposes Paramasivam and Parvathy to protect family honor. His grudges drive plots and threats against the couple, illustrating the darker side of clan loyalty. His antagonism propels much of the film’s central conflict. He embodies the extreme lengths to which feuds can escalate protective instincts into violence.

Maniyaandar is Rasathi's grandfather, a calculating foe who aligns with Angaala Thevar to obstruct Vetrivel and Gowri’s union. His scheming highlights the power of ancestral grudges and social maneuvering in village life. He contributes to the film’s sense of menace and tension. His actions emphasize the heavy price of long-standing feuds.

Chinna is a loyal worker in Paramasivam’s home who reveals secrets when intoxicated, triggering misunderstandings. He acts as a catalyst for rushed marriage plans and escalating drama. His actions propel the family toward critical decisions and test loyalties within the household.