Veetla Vishesham

A 26-year-old biology teacher who values his work and his growing sense of family duty. He is in a stable relationship with Sowmya, but the news of his mother Krishnaveni’s pregnancy shakes his sense of normalcy. He initially distances himself from Sowmya, grappling with social judgment and personal guilt. Over time, he learns to balance love, duty, and empathy for his family.

Ilango’s girlfriend and the school owner’s daughter. She responds with support and affection despite the surrounding gossip. She offers emotional solace and even a room date to cheer Ilango, showing both tenderness and resilience in the face of family tensions. Her relationship with Ilango becomes a test of patience and commitment.

Ilango’s mother, a devoted wife who becomes pregnant late in life. She endures taunts from relatives and society, but remains dutiful and resilient. Her pregnancy catalyzes a reconsideration of how she and her husband are treated, and she ultimately inspires protective instincts in her husband and children. Her journey emphasizes perseverance and maternal strength.

A railway worker and devoted husband to Krishnaveni. He handles family affairs with a mix of practicality and warmth, including delivering the pregnancy news and defending his wife against social ridicule. He grows through the conflict, learning to balance personal pride with familial responsibility. His support becomes a cornerstone for reconciliation.

Ilango’s grandmother, a domineering presence who often clashes with Krishnaveni. Her sharp commentary initially fuels the family conflict, but she also acts as a catalyst for recognizing the couple’s commitment. Her eventual defense of Krishnaveni marks a shift toward empathy within the family. She embodies traditional attitudes and their potential for transformation.

Ilango’s younger brother, a high school student who faces bullying from peers. He and Ilango discover their love for their parents and realize the importance of family bonds. Ani’s experiences at school highlight youth pressures and the value of standing up for one another. His growth mirrors the broader theme of familial loyalty.