Tuck Jagadish

A principled and proactive son who returns from the city to safeguard his family’s legacy. He becomes MRO with district support and works to repair the damage caused by his brother’s greed. He protects Chandra and seeks to reconcile siblings, balancing duty to family with a sense of justice. His leadership drives the village’s transformation.

The eldest son who resents his half-siblings and seeks to monopolize wealth. He schemes to manipulate wills and leans on Veerendra for advantage, triggering a cycle of betrayal. His arrogance creates a wedge between family members until truth and consequences force a reckoning.

Second wife who shows outward loyalty while concealing deep family secrets. She challenges the power dynamics of Bhudevipuram and is later revealed to be Jagadish’s biological mother, a pivotal twist that reshapes the inheritance. Her actions catalyze the eventual reckoning and reconciliation.

The heroine who endures domestic abuse and becomes a catalyst for change. Her resilience drives Jagadish’s protective instincts and fuels the moral arc toward freeing her from oppression. Her perceived vulnerability contrasts with her inner strength.

A ruthless antagonist who leverages deals and cunning to control assets and pressure the family. He is implicated in the murder-and-might tactics that escalate the conflict, eventually clashing with Jagadish.

Jagadish’s wife, a VRO who enters a corrupt-besotted setting with her husband. She becomes part of the reform narrative as the family realigns around shared values.

Owner of the windmill project around which the dispute centers. His engagement with the family’s finances triggers the turn of events, highlighting the intersection of business interests and family loyalties.