Nene Raju Nene Mantri

A shrewd moneylender turned politician whose rise is built on crime, manipulation, and a relentless will to power. He ruthlessly eliminates opponents, buys influence, and engineers his ascent from village politics to ministerial power. His charm masks a calculating mind that sacrifices truth for victory, culminating in a self-destructive pursuit of absolute control.

Jogendra's wife, initially devoted and supportive, she endures tragedy when a miscarriage sparks his political awakening. Her later sacrifice becomes a powerful catalyst for sympathy and electoral advantage. Her character embodies loyalty, resilience, and the cost of power-fueled ambition.

A journalist from the opposition who uncovers Jogendra's crimes and broadcasts damning evidence. She uses her access to information as leverage, forming a complicated relationship with Jogendra while pursuing truth. Her investigations trigger the unraveling of his corrupt empire.

A powerful Home Minister figure who becomes an ally and later an obstacle to Jogendra. He engineers schemes to advance political power, then reacts with legal and manipulative moves when the tables turn. His role highlights the corrupt backroom deals that fuel the protagonist's rise and fall.

The village head whose resistance to Jogendra mirrors the old guard of rural authority. His clashes with Jogendra lead to violent outcomes and set in motion the chain of events that defines the political ascent. His demise marks a turning point in the struggle between traditional power and modern ambitions.

A rival political figure who supports Jogendra until money and influence sway him. He seeks to consolidate power through manipulation and becomes one of Jogendra's key targets. His exposure and fall illustrate the precariousness of political loyalty.

A cop who tries to extort bribes, setting off a chain of violence and deceit. Jogendra retaliates by disabling Hema Chander and shifting blame, illustrating how law enforcement can be bent for political ends. His character embodies corruption within the system.

A close associate of Jogendra who becomes a casualty of his growing paranoia. He is murdered in a rage after a manipulated video threatens Jogendra, highlighting how fear and manipulation can corrupt relationships. His demise foreshadows the personal cost of the protagonist's quest for power.

The political leader who both aids and gets manipulated by Jogendra. He awards prestige and posts to Jogendra, but his decisions are ultimately shaped by the same web of influence and fear that governs the plot. His authority is shown as fragile against relentless ambition.

A jail official who anchors the proceedings and power plays behind prison walls. He is a witness to the political drama and its consequences, including the hold Jogendra has over the system. His presence marks the reach of the political machine into all institutions.

A supporting character who represents the grassroots reach of Jogendra's influence. His inclusion underscores how even minor players are drawn into the machine of ambition. He serves to illustrate the breadth of Jogendra's network.

A character present in the village politics who embodies the consequences of the power struggle at the local level. Her position highlights the collateral damage of the political theater and its reach into family life.

A character connected to the political machinations, appearing in the network of people around Jogendra. Her involvement helps to illustrate how a broad cast of figures interact within the corruption web.