Ullasam

A skilled dancer turned goon who is raised under JK's shadow. He begins to question his violent path as Megha's presence and Thangaiah's warnings push him toward reform, though his past keeps throwing obstacles in his romance with Megha and his reliance on JK's power.

A crime boss whose influence stretches into Guru's life, shaping his choices and testing the boundaries of family. As his son Dev's upbringing is contrasted with Guru's, JK shows a capacity for reform when it serves his loved ones, illustrating how power can be tempered by personal bonds.

JK's biological son, a popular college singer who uses his music to navigate tensions between his own affections and the needs of others. He acts as a mediator and ultimately steps back to let true love flourish, even as he hides his own feelings.

Dev's friend who becomes Guru's love interest. She questions Guru's violence, encourages reform, and faces heartbreak as the plot intensifies. Her choices propel the characters toward a bittersweet resolution where love seeks a peaceful path.

Guru's father figure, a government bus driver who often acts as the voice of reason against JK's criminal life. He hopes to raise his son away from violence and to instill good values, even as he watches his own son grapple with the lure of crime.

JK's rival whose pursuit of power ignites tension and triggers dangerous confrontations. His interference escalates the violence surrounding Guru and drives the plot toward the climactic conflicts.

A manipulator who corrupts Guru for his own ends, exploiting Guru's desire to be seen as hated by Megha. His machinations push Guru further into the criminal world, even as JK seeks to correct the course.

JK's loyal man captured by rivals, emblematic of the stakes in the arms and drugs network. His fate underscores the danger of being entangled in violent crime.