Subhakankshalu

Patriarch of the Hindu family, Balaramaiah is deeply protective of his lineage and traditions. His stance sharpens the feud with Stephen’s Christian clan, though he shows capacity for generosity when love and harmony appear. He embodies the tension between preserving cultural identity and embracing reconciliation.

Chandu is Janaki and Robert’s son who arrives to heal the rift between the families. He uses wit and courage to win over both sides and becomes a bridge between communities. He also struggles with his own emotions, eventually choosing a path that prioritizes love and unity over personal gain.

Janaki is Balaramaiah’s daughter and the mother of Chandu. Her elopement with Robert years ago sparked the feud, but she remains a driving force toward reconciliation. She embodies maternal love and the desire to heal family wounds.

Robert is Stephen’s younger son and Janaki’s former lover, father of Chandu. His past elopement becomes the catalyst for decades of conflict. He returns in the present to witness the unification of the families and the revelation of Chandu’s true identity.

Nandini is the daughter of Balaramayya who becomes friends with Chandu and shares in his music competition. She stands as a symbol of youth and possibility, later facing pressures from an arranged alliance while developing genuine feelings for Chandu.

Nirmala Mary, who later reveals herself as Priyadarshini, is the real daughter of Janaki and Robert. She secretly loves Chandu and uses her alter ego to test the families’ willingness to come together. Her revelation reshapes loyalties and seals the resolution.

Moses is Stephen’s son and a stalwart of the Christian faction. He defends his family’s honor and pushes back against the Hindu family’s attempts at reconciliation, representing the religious tensions embedded in the feud.

Gopi is Chandu’s friend who offers advice and acts as a catalyst for the plan to expose the truth. He’s a loyal ally who navigates the film’s comedy and drama while supporting Chandu’s mission.

Nagesh portrays Stephen, the patriarch of the Christian family. His character embodies tradition and authority, driving the conflict but ultimately participating in the decision to seek harmony.