Ladies Tailor

A talented but lazy ladies' tailor who believes wealth can be conjured by luck rather than labor. He uses charm and clever schemes to advance his interests, often ignoring wiser counsel from friends and disciples. His pursuit of a girl with a mole on her right thigh becomes a focal point of his manipulation, and his actions eventually lead to remorse and a vow to reform. The arc ends with his reconciliation with Sujatha and a guarded hope for a better path.

Sundaram's disciple and ally who grows wary of Sundaram's tricks. He observes the ruses with a critical eye and becomes a foil to Sundaram's deception. His actions contribute to the dramatic twist when the true killer is revealed, showing a darker side beneath the mentor's outward charm.

A cloth vendor and Sundaram's friend who anchors the social world with practical realism. He urges Sundaram to work and stay out of trouble, serving as a voice of reason amid the village's schemes. His role helps connect the tailor's fate to the market and community dynamics.

A village soothsayer whose prophecy about a mole-bearing woman granting kingship drives the plot. His prediction spurs Sundaram's quest and fuels the tension between fate and manipulation in the community.

A schoolteacher who becomes Sundaram's love interest. She reciprocates his affections but grows disillusioned by his rash behavior toward women. She ultimately reveals the truth about the killer and helps redirect Sundaram toward a more responsible life, culminating in marriage.

One of the three flirtatious girls who attract Sundaram's attention. She is part of the social circle that creates pressure and suspicion around Sundaram, contributing to the village's tense dynamics.

Another of the flirtatious trio who entangles Sundaram with flirtatations and competition for his affection. Her presence heightens the village's romantic intrigues and tests Sundaram's unscrupulous tendencies.

The girl with the mole who becomes the object of Sundaram's quest for mastery and, later, the bride who anchors the ending. Her identity as the mole-bearing woman triggers the prophecy and drives the final revelations.

The chieftain who tolerates or endorses roguery against women, using power to protect his interests. His authority amplifies the stakes, as he pressures the village and its people, including Seenu, to align with his will.

The confidant of Venkata Ratnam who handles bribes and fixes schemes to keep the chieftain's power intact. His role helps push the plot forward through manipulation and intrigue, culminating in the climactic confrontation.