Sapta Sagaradaache Ello – Side A

An innocent, simple car driver who becomes entangled in a web of money, power, and obligation. He loves Priya and dreams of a beachside home, but is driven to sacrifice his own freedom to protect others. Enduring beatings in prison, he remains marked by loyalty and a stubborn resolve to fight for what he believes is right.

A college student with a passion for singing who longs for a beachside life with Manu. She fights to free him, selling her ornaments and quitting her studies to fund the case. When Manu’s fate grows bleaker, she makes a painful choice and agrees to marry someone else, clinging to hope and her music.

A powerful business tycoon who wields wealth to shield his family from scandal. He manipulates Manu into taking the blame for a killing to protect his own reputation, and his sudden death triggers a cascade of consequences that expose the fragility of power.

The wife of the late Shankare Gowda, pragmatic and protective of her family’s interests. After her husband’s death, she becomes a gatekeeper of the limited options left for Manu, reflecting how even loyal allies can be driven by financial necessity and fear.

Greedy and unscrupulous manager of Shankare Gowda who manipulates the system for personal gain. He pushes Manu into peril and schemes to preserve the family's wealth, embodying the corrupt backbone of the power structure.

Leader of a violent gang that preys on Manu in prison, enforcing fear and control. He embodies the brutality and lawless elements that incarcerate the vulnerable, highlighting the prison’s cruelty beyond legal justice.

A fellow inmate who allies with Manu in the weaving gang, providing practical support and camaraderie inside prison. His presence offers a glimmer of solidarity amid hardship.

A protective mother who tries to safeguard her daughter's future and calm the emotional storms surrounding Manu’s trial. She shows resilience by supporting Priya through financial and social pressures.

The paternal figure in Priya’s life, whose presence underscores the family dynamics and the weight of parental expectations during the crisis.

A minor character connected to the unfolding legal and social drama, illustrating the broader network around Manu and Priya.