Suryavamsam

A highly respected village arbitrator who governs with stern fairness and high expectations. He harbors a strong resentment toward Bhanu due to his illiteracy, which puts him at odds with his son. Over the course of the story, he learns to see Bhanu's heart and hardships, ultimately embracing him as part of the family and restoring harmony.

An illiterate boy from a challenging background who is loyal and hardworking. He endures his father’s scorn until Swapna arrives and teaches him to read and write. Through relentless effort, he becomes a successful businessman, while Swapna progresses toward public service; their partnership redefines his life and the family.

Swapna enters Bhanu’s life during a family wedding, initially looking down on him but soon recognizing his potential. She supports his education and empowers him to strive for more than tradition dictates. She becomes a driving force behind their shared ascent to wealth and public service.

Madhavi is Bhanu's former love who resists an arranged match with him, even attempting suicide to escape. Later, she disapproves of Bhanu's new life and lifestyle, challenging the couple’s choices. Her arc underscores the consequences of social pressure and the importance of transformation.

The main antagonist who schemes against Bhanu, trying to fix Swapna’s marriage to his son and to frame Bhanu for harm. His manipulation is exposed through a crucial clue—the perfume scent that betrays the real culprit. Facing consequences, he confesses and is defeated, allowing the family to reunite.