Singaravelan

Velan is a cheerful, music-loving young man who lives with his mother in a village. He undertakes a bold mission to marry Sumathi in order to reunite a disjointed family, using humor and courage to navigate social hurdles. When deceit and danger threaten his love, Velan counters with resilience and ultimately exposes the villain, safeguarding his relationship.

Sumathi starts as a strong-willed and somewhat haughty guardian of her own future. Her guarded exterior gradually opens as Velan proves his sincerity and bravery, leading to genuine affection and a torn yet hopeful engagement. Her arc moves from skepticism to trust as love and personal growth intersect with family duties.

Parvathy is Velan's devoted mother who believes reuniting the family is essential. She orchestrates Velan's mission, balancing hope with worry while bearing the emotional strain of social expectations. Her steadfast love underpins the plan to secure Sumathi's alliance and heal past wounds.

Thaiamma is Sumathi's guardian, whose acceptance of Velan initially wavers. Her guidance and caution influence the unfolding romance, and she plays a pivotal role in shaping Sumathi's understanding of love and responsibility.

Sivamani is the clever antagonist who manipulates Sumathi's premises to print counterfeit bills. He frames Velan for the crime and launches a series of perilous schemes to seize Sumathi's wealth. His schemes create the central conflict Velan must overcome.

Natesan is Sumathi's retired IG uncle who warns Velan and uncovers Sivamani's criminal activities. His rigid stance and protective instincts add tension, driving Velan to prove his innocence and maintain the integrity of the engagement.

Kaliannan Gounder is an industrialist who initially disowns Velan due to his musical passion. He later becomes a pivotal ally, helping to expose the truth through crucial lies and support that shape the final revelation and Velan's rightful place in the family.