Soppana Sundari

Ahalya is a determined, resourceful woman who masterminds the car-swapping scheme. She navigates family pressure and social constraints with ruthless pragmatism, as she turns misfortune into an opportunity and uses calculated moves to control outcomes. Her willingness to manipulate others reveals a complex blend of protective instinct for her sister and a hunger to escape poverty.

Thenmozhi is Agalya's mute sister, whose vulnerability contrasts with the chaos around her. She embodies quiet resilience and loyalty to her family, becoming a catalyst for emotional stakes in the story. Her silence hides inner strength and a deep bond with Agalya that motivates the family to persevere.

Durai is the scheming brother who orchestrates or participates in the jewel-and-bill thefts. He represents opportunistic risk-taking and a willingness to bend rules for personal gain. His actions set off the chain reaction that leads to the car dispute and mounting tension.

Naresh is a more secondary figure entangled in the car drama, potentially acting as a foil or accomplice. He embodies the messy, often comic underbelly of a scheming circle, revealing the limits and flaws of those around Agalya and Durai.

Inspector Kannan represents the law enforcement angle and the pressure of investigating the car case. His presence amplifies the danger for the family and introduces a critical obstacle. He personifies the tension between upholding the law and being entangled in the corrupt system.

Danger Mama is a menacing figure who adds risk and menace to the pursuit of the car. He embodies the darker, criminal underworld and rougher enforcement that the family must contend with. His involvement increases the stakes and raises the threat level in the narrative.