Muddula Mavayya

Raja is a resourceful, good-hearted individual who survives as a pickpocket while fiercely protecting his sister Lakshmi. He stands up to the oppressive Zamindar with courage and a personal code of justice. His actions drive the fight to liberate the villagers from tyranny.

Raja's sister, a defiant young woman who resists the Zamindar's oppression. She becomes pregnant by Chinna, suffers tragedy, and dies after giving birth, leaving Raja to carry on the vow to free the village. Her resilience motivates the push for justice.

The cruel Zamindar who seeks to seize the village to build a liquor factory. His greed and cruelty drive the villagers to rebellion, and his manipulations bring suffering to many. He embodies oppressive power and the dangers of unchecked authority.

A compassionate beauty who becomes guardian to Lakshmi's child after Lakshmi's death. She provides steady support to Raja and the boy, helping guide the family through turmoil. Her nurturing presence anchors the transition from personal vendetta to collective responsibility.

Son of Ranga Rao and Lakshmi's former partner, he manipulates Lakshmi, complicating the love triangle. His betrayal is revealed through the consequences it brings, culminating in his death at Raja's hands.

A newly appointed officer who allies with Raja against the tyrant. He ultimately sacrifices his life to protect the child and uphold justice in the face of danger.

Lakshmi's child, born into tragedy but carrying the hope of the village's future. Raised under Vidya's guardianship, the boy symbolizes renewal and the stakes of the villagers' struggle.