Seema Tapakai

The son of billionaire GK who pretends to be a poor man to win Satya’s heart. He stages a fake poverty-filled life with a pretend family, using charm and wit to win acceptance while exposing the morality of wealth and generosity. His ruse tests loyalties within GK’s circle and ultimately reveals a deeper care for those in need.

Satya is the daughter of Nagineedu and views wealth skeptically, desiring a marriage with someone from a humble background. She is pragmatic, compassionate, and values social equity, which drives her to challenge the couple's deception and ultimately accept Krishna's genuine intentions. Her openness to help the less fortunate anchors the story’s social critique.

Satya’s father and a factionist from Kurnool; his wealth and power drive his feud with Venkatappa. He is initially concerned about Satya's marriage to a poor boy but later agrees to share riches with his followers and aims for peace.

A rival faction leader whose clashes with Nagineedu propel the film's conflict. He attacks GK’s family and resists the idea of reducing aggression, but the feud gradually softens as the story moves toward reconciliation.

A powerful, wealthy father who despises alms and the poor; his authority drives many plot points. Though his initial reaction to the deception is anger, he ultimately accepts Krishna and Satya’s union in the name of peace and family.