Shrutilayalu

A renowned Carnatic musician and the family patriarch who dreams of building a fine arts academy. He is patient, yet firm, guiding his sons toward discipline even when disappointment runs deep. His fierce love for tradition anchors the film’s moral center as he navigates loss and hope.

The elder son whose talent earns him early recognition. He is drawn to the city’s lure and slips into bad habits, drifting away from his roots and family. His arc centers on redemption through the influence of his wife and the family’s enduring dream.

Daughter-in-law of Naidu and a passionate music enthusiast who falls in love with Narayana. She takes on the burden of guiding the family back to its original dream, orchestrating her son’s talents without revealing her own identity at times. Her steadfast devotion drives the film’s moral core.

The second son who marries a rich girl and is swept up by city life. He embodies temptation and the lure of easy success, but his journey also becomes a test of familial loyalty and the power of reconciliation.

The son of Narayana and Sita who grows into a great musician and dancer under Sita’s guidance. He mirrors the family’s dream and becomes a living embodiment of the academy’s future.

The wife of Shankar, representing the social status and family dynamics surrounding the younger brother’s marriage. Her presence highlights the tension between wealth, tradition, and personal happiness.

A supporting character who contributes to the fabric of the family and the community around the music academy. Her role adds depth to the domestic and social environment.

A supportive figure within the musical milieu, adding color to the academic dream and the cultural setting.

A veteran presence in the cast whose character contributes to the cinematic tapestry surrounding music and family ties.

Another supporting figure enriching the community and musical backdrop of the story.

A supporting character who participates in the film’s broader cultural environment and narrative texture.