Naadodigal

A history graduate and top university rank holder, Karuna is driven by ambition and family pride. He loves Nallammal and pursues a government job to secure their marriage, even as his father’s ridicule of his degree complicates their future. He is loyal to his friends and family, but his idealism sometimes collides with harsh realities.

Pavithra is kind and protective, caught between her love for Chandran and family expectations. She shares deep bonds with Karuna and supports his friend circle while navigating the pressure to marry someone else. Her loyalty and resilience help her endure heartbreak and stand by those she loves.

Nallammal is the woman Karuna loves, caught in a web of family pressure and social expectations. Her father’s threats push her to keep away from Karuna, testing her loyalty. Her quiet resolve underlines the cost of love within a strict social code.

Chandran is a software teacher who dreams of starting a computer center. He loves Pavithra and relies on his family to support his ambitions. After losing a leg in an accident, he demonstrates resilience and a willingness to rebuild his life with Pavithra's support.

Sudalai is a protective but authoritarian father who places family honor above personal happiness. His stern stance fuels conflict, including threats and ultimatums that push Karuna away. He experiences a painful arc as the family's bonds are strained and then tested.

Pazhanivel Raman is a wealthy and influential patriarch who controls his daughter's marriage prospects. His power and pride drive the central conflict, and his actions trigger the trio's efforts to unite the lovers.

Prabha is Pazhanivelraman's daughter who defies expectations to love Saravanan. Her romance becomes a catalyst for the trio's adventures and the families' opposition. She demonstrates resilience and agency in the face of pressure.

Maariyappan is a quick-witted ally who helps the group when they intervene in the lovers' fate. His street-smart savvy and willingness to take risks push the plan forward, though his involvement also draws danger.

Natraj Veerabhadran is Karunakaran's father, a supportive patriarch who sometimes ridicules Karuna's degree but ultimately stands by him. His perspective reflects generational tensions and the weight of family pride.

Saravanan is Karuna's childhood friend who is in love with Prabha. His suicide attempt triggers the trio's vow to help, testing their resolve and forcing them to reconsider their methods.