Veera

An honest ACP who strives to protect his family from Dhanraj's brutality. He fears for his daughter's safety and initially hides the truth about Moksha's death, choosing to shield his loved ones. His sense of duty is tested when the security officer Deva is revealed to be Veera, forcing him to navigate trust, danger, and family loyalty.

A village icon and formidable protector, Veera is revered as a god-like figure by locals. He steps in to shield Shyam's family and ultimately reveals his own dark past and drive for revenge against Pedda Rayudu. His transition from a landowner to a costumed ally complicates his moral compass and devotion to his sister.

The local don who threatens Shyam's family and seeks to seize control by force. He represents oppression and greed, using violence to maintain his grip on power. His clashes with Veera ignite the central conflict of the story.

Veera's wife and mother-to-be in the past, whose death at Pedda Rayudu's hands devastates Veera and becomes the catalyst for his revenge. She embodies the personal cost of village power struggles.

Aiki is the woman Veera meets while helping Shyam's daughter at school and who develops feelings for him. She becomes a supportive presence that humanizes Veera beyond his vigilante image.

Shyam's wife and Veera's step-sister; she distrusts Veera and dislikes the involvement of this security figure in her family. Her perspective underscores the tension between loyalty and fear amid violence.

The antagonist who wants to drive residents out to make way for a factory. He is the embodiment of power-hungry oppression and a source of violence in the village.

Shyam's roommate and companion who provides comic relief and loyal support as Shyam operates under threat. He accompanies Shyam in daily life and serves as a source of camaraderie.

Shyam's daughter who is a central figure around whom the family's safety concerns revolve. Her well-being is the reason Shyam fights to protect his family and to see justice served.