Raman Thediya Seethai

Venugopal, or Venu, is an entrepreneur and aging bachelor who struggles with a mental-health condition that makes him stammer under stress. He believes in being transparent about his condition, which earns respect but also complicates his search for a match. He is kind, responsible, and willing to shoulder blame to protect others, guiding his own journey toward love and resilience.

Ranjitha is a hospital cashier who grows fond of Venu and embodies quiet strength. She faces heartbreak when Venu entertains other prospects, yet she remains compassionate and hopeful for a possible future together. Her steadiness and care anchor Venu's emotional turning point and growth.

Vidhya is a woman who eloped with her ex-husband and ends up pregnant and in hardship. She becomes the catalyst for Venu's acts of benevolence, including taking her to hospital and supporting her. Her resilience highlights the vulnerabilities and strength of women navigating social stigma.

Manikkavel is Venu's legal guardian and a family patriarch who initially withholds help but ultimately reconciles with Venu and supports his relationships. His shift from caution to generosity underscores the film's themes of forgiveness and family loyalty.

Nedumaran is a blind radio jockey whose positive outlook becomes a source of inspiration for Venu. His resilience and warmth show how optimism can uplift others facing personal challenges.

Thamizhisai is Nedumaran's wife, whose charm and faith in happiness push her to pursue a bright, positive life with her partner. Her warmth and encouragement illuminate the power of supportive family bonds.

Gayathri is the woman introduced as a potential match by Manikkavel. She is moved by a sense of courage and kindness, and ultimately makes a choice influenced by genuine affection rather than social pressure.

Gunasekhar, aka Guna, is a thief-turned-rickshaw driver who reforms and pursues love with Gayathri. His honesty and perseverance mirror the film's belief in redemption and second chances.