Koodi Vazhnthal Kodi Nanmai

An earnest, middle-class patriarch who prioritizes family welfare and education. He strives to keep the family together amid growing tensions and competing ambitions, embodying stubborn integrity and duty.

A devoted wife who anchors the family through upheaval. She recognizes when to push for unity and is willing to sacrifice for Padma's wedding, reflecting strong maternal influence.

The daughter whose relationship with Dhandapani drives a key arc of the narrative. She embodies resilience and grace, supporting family decisions while navigating changing dynamics.

The educated youngest brother whose wealth-focused attitude strains familial bonds. His journey encompasses ego, conflict with Krishnan, and eventual humility through consequences.

A wealthy outsider who becomes part of the family through marriage and emerges as a mediator. She respects elders, helps heal rifts, and contributes to uniting the family.

A kind neighbor who loves Padma and acts as a catalyst for family negotiations. His relationship with Padma initiates important conversations about dowry and acceptance.

Thangaraj's brother-in-law who dreams of political rise but lacks responsibility. His carefree attitude contrasts with Sivaraman's wealth and fuels intra-family tension.

Krishnan's wife who participates actively in the family's dynamics and the wedding process. She offers support and keeps traditional perspectives in balance.

Dhandapani's father representing the older generation's stance on dowry and marriage. His expectations catalyze the central conflict and push for financial bargains.