Supreme

An aggressive taxi driver in Hyderabad who hates horn sounds and can be hard-edged. He softens over time as he forms a surrogate family with the Anglo-Indian orphan Rajan and Rajan’s father, and he grows affectionate toward Sridevi. His loyalty drives him to risk his life to retrieve Rajan from Beeku’s clutches.

A local Sub-Inspector who starts as an imperfect officer but evolves into a courageous ally. She becomes emotionally connected with Balu and plays a pivotal role in tracking Rajan. In the climax, she shoots Sarkar at point blank, earning recognition for her bravery.

The trustee of the Jagruthi Foundation who relentlessly pursues the rightful heir and the missing documents. He collaborates with Balu and the others to challenge Sarkar’s exploitation and safeguard the foundation’s assets. He acts as the strategic, legal backbone of the investigation.

A malicious mafia leader who exploits the foundation to build a factory, using intimidation to control witnesses and bend the law. He torments Rajan and Balu’s group, but his machinations are exposed in court. His ultimate downfall comes at the hands of Sridevi’s decisive action.

A professional goon hired by Sarkar to abduct Rajan. He embodies the ruthless, forceful approach used to derail the rightful heir from reclaiming his legacy. His confrontations with Balu propel the chase across multiple locations.

An Anglo-Indian orphan who is revealed to be the actual heir of the Jagruthi Foundation. He carries the hidden documents in his Iron Man toy and exhibits resilience in the face of abduction, finally aiding the court in exposing Sarkar’s crimes.

One of the two musicians who joins Balu on the journey to locate Rajan. He provides companionship and practical support, contributing to the film’s lighter, human moment amid the drama.

The other musician who travels with Seenayya, assisting in the escape and helping to protect Rajan during the chase.