Unakkaga Ellam Unakkaga

The only son of a wealthy landlord, Sakthi leads a carefree life with his uncle. He fights against his father’s婚 plans and hatches schemes to disrupt the wedding, not realizing the harm he causes. Over time, he learns responsibility and proves his love through persistence and change.

Indhu is the village girl who captures Sakthi’s heart and initially agrees to the union. Her trust is shaken when Sakthi’s actions threaten the wedding, prompting her to distance herself before eventually forgiving him and choosing to unite with him.

A stern, traditional landlord who prioritizes family honor and arranged marriages. He pushes for a marriage aligned with social expectations, and only later comes to understand his son’s true feelings and the consequences of deception.

Sakthi’s loyal yet mischievous uncle who teams up to create problems for the wedding. His witty remarks and schemes provide comic relief, while subtly guiding the plot toward its resolution.

Sakthi’s friend who is entangled in a web of romance, including a flirtation with a prostitute. His bravado and romantic misadventures contribute to the film’s humor and the misunderstandings surrounding the wedding.

A wealthy, assertive businesswoman who marries into the social circle. She confronts infidelity and pride, adding tension to the romantic and family dynamics at play.

Indhu’s protective dad who negotiates the arranged marriage. He balances tradition with openness to truth, ultimately supporting the couple once the real circumstances are clear.

A prostitute involved in the plot’s schemes, who becomes a pivotal but controversial figure in the wedding fiction. Her role underscores the complexity of deception within the community.

The inspector who misreads the couple’s intentions, adding tension and humor. His suspicions contribute to the chaotic misunderstandings that are resolved as the truth comes out.