Yaman

Karunakaran is introduced as a trusted political figure chosen for the MLA seat by Thangapandi’s father, setting a foundation of fractured trust. He navigates the rising power struggles while protecting Tamizh from the consequences of others' schemes. His actions anchor the early turn of the family’s political fortune.

Govindhan is a pivotal fixer who receives a cryptic call—hinting at a jail sentence for an accident and a heavy payment. He orchestrates moves that push Tamizh into dangerous corners within the political-criminal machine. His role underscores how information and leverage drive power.

Manimaran is a central ally who dies amid the escalating violence, but not before a mercy-filled rescue during an assassination attempt in jail. His presence underscores the human costs of the system. His fate foreshadows the personal toll of Tamizh’s ascent.

Thangapandi is a desperate power broker who colludes with Kathir to eliminate Arivudai Nambi and seize the MLA post. His ambition drives the early violence and political machinations that ripple through the family. He remains a central antagonist whose schemes set the stage for later confrontations.

Thiyagu, also known as Thiyagarajan, is an ally of Pandi who becomes entangled in the conspiracy. His family’s safety and the political pressure around him reflect the personal costs of the underground machinery. Tamizh’s encounters with Thiyagu reveal the deeper machine at work behind the violence.

Anjana is Tamizh’s love interest who faces harassment from a caller protected by political power. She anchors the human stakes behind the political arena and embodies resilience in the face of intimidation. Her relationship with Tamizh motivates his shift toward governance.

Tamilarasan, known as Tamizh, begins in danger but evolves into a political challenger seeking justice and accountability. He marries Anjana and builds a platform to confront corruption. His ascent culminates in a hard-won election victory that defines the film’s message about governance.

Selvaa is a political ally turned informant who schemes to kill Tamizh, only to be killed himself as the truth about Pandi’s orders surfaces. His arc highlights the perilous nature of insider plots and the costs of betrayal.

Tamil’s grandfather endures a costly cancer operation and becomes a focal point of the family’s struggles. His illness and eventual death underscore the toll of political conflict on the older generation. He embodies memory and moral weight in the saga.

Arivudainambi is Tamizh’s father, a figure whose presence and ambitions shape the family’s trajectory within politics. He represents the legacy of political engagement that fuels the film’s drama.

Karuna's henchman is part of the intimidation and violence that propels the plot’s dangerous cycles. Though not the central figure, this character helps illustrate the reach of the conspiracy.