Katamarayudu

The eldest of five brothers, Katama is fearless, selfless, and fiercely protective of his siblings. He initially rejects marriage to keep the family united, but his sense of duty ultimately leads him to confront threats to their home. His courage and loyalty anchor the village’s moral world.

A compassionate woman whose family values peace, she rekindles Katama’s capacity for love. Her father Bhupathi’s peaceful ideals challenge Katama to balance love with his protective code. Her presence catalyzes the brothers’ journey toward stability.

A respected village patriarch who abhors violence. He embodies humane, peaceful principles that earn him trust within the community. Bhupathi’s conflict with Bhanu’s family becomes central to the struggle for harmony in the village.

A vengeful goon harboring a grudge against Bhupathi. He schemes against the family and clashes with Katama, driving a majority of the film’s action. His ruthless tactics escalate the stakes until a brutal confrontation unfolds.

A figure whose past misdeed led to ruin; Bhupathi exposed him for causing a factory explosion. His suicide underscores the consequences of public shaming and vendetta, feeding Bhanu’s hatred and plots against the family.

Katama’s younger brother, part of the loyal quartet who share a stubborn but protective bond. He fights alongside Katama, reinforcing the family’s unity and resilience in the face of danger.

A powerful businessman who exerts control over the village market. His attempts to eliminate Katama’s brothers heighten the central conflict. He embodies the tension between wealth-driven tyranny and communal welfare.

One of Katama’s younger brothers who shares the family’s values and stands with his siblings in times of trouble. He embodies the protective, loyal spirit of the clan.

Another younger brother who supports the family’s honor and fights to safeguard their home. He continues Katama’s legacy of protective commitment.