Thevar Magan

The educated son returning from London who seeks to modernize the village and unite warring factions. He weighs tradition against reform, and his decisions drive the plot toward reconciliation and reform. His leadership evolves from protective to authoritative as he inherits his father’s duties.

The daughter of a prominent family who becomes Sakthi’s partner and symbol of a bridging force between generations. She carries the weight of social expectations while supporting Sakthi’s efforts to reform the village. Her relationship with Sakthi adds emotional depth to the conflict.

A patriarch with a strong grip on tribal and village power. His feud with Periya Thevar shapes much of the conflict, and his aggressive strategies push Sakthi toward decisive action. His influence extends through family networks, complicating loyalties.

The respected village chief and elder patriarch whose authority is challenged by Mayan’s schemes. His death marks a turning point, compelling Sakthi to assume leadership. He embodies the weight of tradition and the responsibilities of rulership.

The scheming rival whose manipulations threaten village harmony. His attempts to consolidate power through coercion and manipulation provoke Sakthi’s resolve to protect the community. His downfall becomes a catalyst for the village’s reckoning with its own past.

Sakthi’s loyal friend and servant who helps access the closed temple. He embodies the village’s vernacular humor and loyalty, providing support during crises. His injury during a crackdown becomes a turning point in Sakthi’s approach to conflict.

A cautious elder and Mayan’s maternal uncle who reluctantly opens up land for the villagers. His fear of Mayan’s retaliation drives him to seek compromise, reflecting the pressures of feudal politics on ordinary people.

A member of the same faction as Periya and Mayan, representing the extended family network that sustains the feud. His actions illustrate the reach of loyalties in rural power structures.

Sakthi’s elder brother, a complex figure whose drinking problem parallels the village’s own self-destruction. His conduct influences the family’s reputation and Sakthi’s path toward leadership.

Sakthi’s westernized girlfriend who challenges local norms and offers a different perspective on life and love. Her presence highlights the clash between modern aspirations and traditional constraints.

A matriarch whose role demonstrates the social fabric of the village. She embodies the generational continuum of tradition and care within the community.

A young member of Maya Thevar’s family who represents the newer generation affected by the feuds. Her life and potential marriage considerations underscore the gendered impacts of village politics.

A figure from the village’s power structure whose actions reflect the cunning and calculation that keep the feud alive. His role adds complexity to the political landscape.

A supporting village resident who contributes to the social texture and helps to illustrate the community’s daily concerns. Her presence adds authenticity to the setting.

Note: Already listed as Paramasivam in cast; included here to reflect alternate naming in the cast list. Represents landowner influence and cautious diplomacy in village politics.