Ladies Tailor

A talented yet lazy tailor who dreams of wealth but leans on luck and schemes rather than steady work. His charm hides a pattern of reckless decisions that entangle friends and lovers alike. As the plot unfolds, he confronts the consequences of his mistreatment of women and seeks forgiveness.

A schoolteacher who genuinely cares for Sundaram and serves as the story's moral compass. She uncovers the truth behind the village's killer and uses her insight to guide the couple toward a sincere, lasting bond. Her restraint and honesty become catalysts for real change.

The fierce chieftain who tolerates no misstep and wields his authority to protect or punish as he sees fit. His power looms over Sundaram's schemes and the village's fate, making every decision feel high-stakes.

The volatile sister of Venkata Ratnam, whose pregnancy becomes a focal point for village rumor and the plot’s tensions. She embodies both vulnerability and influence within the community’s moral landscape.

Sundaram's confidant who tries to shield him from trouble as pressure from Venkata Ratnam escalates. He senses Sundaram's pattern early and struggles with loyalty, friendship, and the fear of letting Sundaram fall.

Sundaram's devoted student who helps run a cloth shop with Battala Satyam. He becomes a cautionary voice as Sundaram's schemes threaten the group and the village's trust.

A friend who runs a local cloth shop and provides a practical, grounded perspective amid Sundaram's ambitions. He often warns about the consequences of reckless moves.

One of the three women who vie for Sundaram's attention, contributing to the town's tangled web of affection and competition.

Another contender who adds to the social dynamic around Sundaram, intensifying the interplay of desire and loyalty.

The third woman in the circle of rivals, whose presence inflames gossip and shapes Sundaram's choices.