Siva Rama Raju

The eldest brother and patriarch of the clan, Sivaramaraju bears the weight of the family’s honor. He leads with quiet dignity, guiding his siblings through hardship and the threat of poverty when wealth is lost to bereft schemes. His loyalty to Swati and to the family drives his every decision, even at personal cost. He stands as a steady, protective force aiming to keep the joint family intact.

The second brother who marries his cousin Janaki, a union that initially strengthens kinship but soon invites power-driven manipulation. He embodies tradition and pride, torn between familial duty and allure of influence. Janaki’s ascent exposes cracks in the family’s unity, challenging his authority and trust. He endures the consequences of those choices as the clan fights to stay together.

The youngest brother whose romance with Rani bridges two worlds and stirs external conflict. His love is tested when Madan attacks him, drawing Sivaramaraju into retaliation that draws the MP’s wrath. He remains principled and hopeful, leaning on his brothers and sister to weather the storm. His arc culminates in forgiveness and renewal as a baby is born to symbolize a fresh start.

The beloved sister whose safety and happiness anchor the family’s resolve. She urges caution to shield her brothers from disgrace and ends up pregnant, marking a new chapter for the clan. Swati’s defiance culminates in rejecting Aakash’s bid for control, demonstrating resilience amid familial chaos. Her strength helps steer the family toward reconciliation.

Compassionate and virtuous, Rajeswari becomes Sivaramaraju’s betrothed and anchors the family’s hope for stability. She supports the marriage plan even as consent wavers, standing by the couple with quiet resolve. Her presence emphasizes kindness and loyalty in the face of social pressure and upheaval.

The scheming antagonist, son of Nagendra Varma Zamindar, who seeks to bind Swati to himself and seize the family’s wealth as payment for silence. He engineers threats to pressure the clan and inflames hostility toward the siblings. His ambitions trigger a cycle of revenge, which is only tempered by Swati’s defiance and the family’s unity.

A powerful Zamindar from a nearby town whose pledge of gold during a temple ritual sets off the central conflict. He wields wealth and influence as leverage, pressing his son’s agenda and challenging the family’s cohesion. His involvement shows how old noble power destabilizes a joint family's harmony.

Rama Raju’s wife, who quickly becomes entangled with power and uses cunning to destabilize the joint family. Her arrogance clashes with the family’s warmth, producing friction that tests loyalties. She must confront the consequences of her ambitions as the family fights to preserve its unity.

Raju’s college mate and the daughter of a powerful MP, her romance with Raju sits at the crossroads of class and influence. She becomes a focal point for both affection and political pressure, challenging the family to defend their own amid external threats. Her relationship embodies the clash between personal love and public power.

A revered village judge whose legacy casts a long shadow over present events. In a key flashback, he sacrifices his life to protect a forbidden romance, embodying justice and selflessness. His vow and the memory of his actions guide the younger generation, shaping their decisions and the community’s moral compass.