Winner

Siddhardh Reddy, known as Siddu, grows up under a cloud of family estrangement after his father’s plans to separate him from Mahendra Reddy. He becomes a creative head at a newspaper and initially harbors a grudge against racing. His love for Sitara and the push to prove himself lead him to become a professional jockey, culminating in a dramatic reunion with his father and triumph over the antagonist Aadhi.

Sitara is an aspiring athlete aiming to win the National Championship in running. She trains under covert pretenses to please her parents, while her true goal is to prove herself. Her evolving relationship with Siddu and her strategic approach to racing drive much of the plot and its tension.

Mahendra Reddy is the country’s top jockey’s father and a powerful business magnate whose wealth hinges on family loyalty. His early conflict with Siddu stems from a plan to separate him from his father, which backfires as truths emerge. He ultimately seeks reconciliation and to restore the fractured family bond.

Dharmendra Reddy is the patriarch whose ambitions influence the family’s actions. His scheme to divide Siddu from Mahendra triggers long-lasting conflict, but the narrative moves toward forgiveness as he confronts his own mistakes and seeks to mend the rift.

Aadhi is an assassin and jockey who impersonates another figure to halt unnecessary expenditures and sabotage the search for Siddu. He becomes the principal antagonist whose deceit escalates the stakes of the racing plot and tests Siddu’s resolve.

Rajeev Reddy is Sitara’s father, a figure of authority whose reaction to Sitara’s life choices shapes the course of events. He reacts to Siddu’s actions and Sitara’s secret with dramatic decisions that influence the path to reconciliation.

Lakshmi is Mahendra Reddy’s first wife who dies during childbirth, a tragedy that profoundly impacts the family’s dynamics and Mahendra’s relationship with Siddu. Her memory casts a quiet influence over the characters and their decisions.