Kismet (1955) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Central protagonist mistaken for a beggar who leverages a supposed curse reversal to gain wealth and status. He navigates political intrigue in Baghdad, orchestrates elaborate schemes with Lalume, pro...
The Poet's daughter who falls in love with the incognito Caliph. She is gifted luxurious attire, flees with her father to avoid scandal, and is temporarily hidden in the Wazir's harem. Her identity is...
The Wazir's charismatic and scheming favorite wife who allies with the Poet. She assists in faking the curse reversal, helps hide Marsinah in the harem, and plays a crucial role in exposing the Wazir'...
The ruler of Baghdad who travels incognito as a gardener. He falls in love with Marsinah, disrupts the Wazir's political marriage scheme, and ultimately restores justice by exposing the Wazir's corrup...
The corrupt and scheming prime minister who falsely accuses the Poet, secretly hides his true identity as a brigand's son, and manipulates the Caliph for political gain. He is ultimately exposed, cond...
An old brigand who initially kidnaps the Poet by mistake. Driven by a desire to find his son stolen years ago due to a curse, he uses the Poet to secure his son's return and is later nearly executed t...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The Poet later becomes the Caliph's father-in-law when the Caliph marries Marsinah.
Jawan recognizes an amulet matching his own and realizes that the Wazir is the son who was kidnapped years earlier.
The plot calls Lalume the Wazir's favorite wife. After the Wazir's condemnation, she becomes free to marry the Poet.
The Wazir attempts to manipulate the Caliph into marrying a princess of Ababu, while the Caliph ultimately condemns the Wazir for treachery.
Marsinah meets the Caliph while he is disguised as a gardener. They exchange vows of love and ultimately marry.
The plot identifies Marsinah as the Poet's daughter. He provides her with money, protects her from danger, and later asks to take her future husband's...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The Wazir's scheme and the false curse reversal force Marsinah to flee, while he later considers her presence in his harem a barrier to the Caliph's m...
Jawan abducts the Poet after mistaking him for Hajj the Beggar. He then pays him one hundred gold pieces to reverse the curse.
The Wazir arrests and falsely accuses the Poet, later confines him in the palace, and becomes the target of the Poet's public deception.
Lalume hides Marsinah in the harem for her protection after Marsinah arrives at the palace.
Lalume helps the Poet stage the curse reversal and escape from the palace. Together they exploit the Wazir's gullibility.
A resourceful poet transforms mistaken identity and political deception into family restoration, romantic union, and justice.
Directed by Vincente Minnelli
Kismet (1955) · 5.6/10 · adventure, fantasy, music, romance
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