Varalaru

Shivashankar's spoiled son who resists responsibility and enjoys a carefree lifestyle with his friends. He is drawn to Divya and the village project, though initially skeptical of the plan. Over the course of events, he confronts the consequences of deception and begins to seek a more mature sense of duty.

Vishnu's younger twin who hijacks his brother's identity and drives the central conflict. He harbors resentment toward his father and uses deception to complicate the family saga. His actions precipitate a dramatic confrontation that exposes long-buried family secrets.

A compassionate college student leading a social activity course to improve villagers' health and hygiene. She suspects Vishnu and his friends' plan but is willing to teach a lesson, ultimately torn between duty and empathy. Her relationship with Vishnu grows from skepticism to trust and love.

Wheelchair-using multimillionaire and former Bharatanatyam dancer who rules his family with a strict code of honor. His past decisions, including the circumstances around Vishnu and Jeeva's births, drive the tragedy that unfolds. He confronts vulnerability as the truth about his sons emerges.

Shivashankar's wife and Vishnu's mother, a woman whose life is deeply affected by the family's turbulent history. She navigates the emotional fallout of past actions and the complex dynamics of loyalty and motherhood. Her perspective highlights the human cost of the family's secrets.

The elder generation figure whose memories and opinions mirror the traditional pressures surrounding the family. She bears witness to the consequences of past decisions and the impact on younger generations. Her presence underscores the weight of lineage and duty.

Divya's protective father who represents middle-class decency and practical concerns. He supports his daughter's social mission while providing a grounded counterpoint to the glamorous chaos of the main family. His stance emphasizes responsibility and care for loved ones.

A caregiver-like figure in Jeeva's life whose role intersects with the family turmoil. He embodies the menacing silence that surrounds the truth, and his presence adds tension as loyalties shift. His interactions reveal the complexities of blended family dynamics.

A patient in the hospital setting that adds a darker, often comic undertone to the drama. His scenes contribute to the film's exploration of mental strain within a world of intense familial pressure. He serves as a narrative contrast to the central characters’ crises.

Another patient in the asylum scenes who helps to heighten the tension around the hospital sequences. His presence reinforces the theme of vulnerability and the fragility of mind under duress. He adds to the film's texture with moments of humor and gravity alike.

A law-enforcement figure who becomes entangled in the investigation surrounding Jeeva's identity deception and the ensuing violence. He represents authority and the consequences of crossing legal boundaries. His actions accelerate the plot’s pivotal revelations.