Ramudochadu

A college student from America who returns to his homeland and becomes a catalyst for peace. He is bold, practical, and protective, willing to confront foes for the sake of family and community. His mission is to unite Seetapuram and Ramapuram and honor his true heritage.

Daughter of Bhadrayya’s family who comes to college seeking education and independence. She adapts to city life but remains loyal to her roots, torn between traditional expectations and genuine affection for Ram. Her arc centers on self-discovery and choosing a future that unites the villages.

Head of Seetapuram, he is entangled in political schemes and influenced by his son-in-law. His perspective shifts as truth about Ram’s lineage surfaces, revealing the need to move beyond personal vendettas. He plays a pivotal role in the ultimate unification of the villages.

Head of Ramapuram and rival to Bhusayya, he embodies the feud’s bitterness and political maneuvering. His actions propel the conflict, but his alliances also drive the characters toward a reckoning with the past. The struggle culminates in a choice between revenge and reconciliation.

Sundaralakshmi’s father, whose decisions set the marriage contest in motion. His stance on tradition versus modern choices fuels the plot’s tension and tests family loyalties. He confronts the consequences of trying to control his daughter's future.

The antagonist aligned with Nagaraju who schemes to keep the rival villages at odds. His machinations trigger the attacks that threaten the community’s stability and force Ram to intervene. He embodies the corrupting influence of power.

Son of Bhusayya, revered as a unifying figure who treats rich and poor alike. His death becomes a turning point that exposes Ram’s true parentage and galvanizes the villagers toward reconciliation. His memory guides Ram’s mission to heal the split community.

Bhadrayya’s daughter who elopes with Krishna Prasad and becomes a symbol of cross-family ties. Her pregnancy intensifies the stakes around education and future prospects for both villages. She embodies resilience in the face of divided loyalties.

Bhusayya’s wife who is injured during the clashes and whose fate catalyzes revelations about Ram’s lineage. She represents the personal cost of ongoing feud and the human drive toward unity.

A village ally who helps Ram's cause and supports Sundaralakshmi’s integration. This character adds a grounded, local perspective to the broader political drama. Their assistance helps strengthen the path toward reconciliation.