Mayalodu

Veerababu is a guerrilla theater magician who uses his talents to protect the vulnerable rather than exploit them. He is frugal and resourceful, prioritizing the well-being of Puppy and his grandmother over personal gain. His bond with Puppy drives him to confront Appalakonda, blending magic with courage to fight for justice.

Appalakonda is a ruthless wealth-driven patriarch who murders relatives to seize wealth and maintain power. He is cunning, manipulative, and willing to frame others to preserve his fortune. His actions set the central conflict in motion as Veerababu opposes his tyranny.

Puppy is an infant who forms a deep emotional bond with Veerababu. She loses her eyesight in an accident, and recovering her vision becomes a pivotal goal that motivates the hero. Her vulnerability and eventual resilience drive much of the film’s emotional core.

Sri is Padmanabham’s mischievous daughter who teases the men and stirs trouble. Her actions complicate relationships and trigger key developments, including schemes that mislead and provoke the protagonists. She becomes a catalyst for both conflict and unintended consequences.

Pandu is Veerababu’s childhood friend and loyal ally who helps protect Puppy. He provides practical support and comic relief while standing by Veerababu through danger. His resourcefulness aids in outsmarting Appalakonda’s schemes.

SI Anandam is an inspector whose authority is blurred by circumstances and misunderstandings. He becomes a scapegoat in the conflict, highlighting corruption and misperception within law enforcement. His involvement raises the stakes as the protagonists fight to clear their names.

Chanti is Appalakonda’s son, impulsive and mischievous, who adds a mix of comic relief and risky moves to the plot. He complicates Veerababu’s plans but also provides unexpected twists that move the story forward. His antics intersect with Sri’s schemes in unpredictable ways.

Appalakonda’s second wife is a secondary member of the household, contributing to the dynamics of power and complicity. She shares in the management of the estate and participates in the household’s strategies, providing a different perspective on the family’s wealth and influence.

Veera Babu’s Granny acts as the family matriarch, offering shelter, wisdom, and steady support for Puppy and Veerababu. She embodies resilience and care, keeping the family connected through peril and upheaval. Her presence anchors the home and protects the younger generation.