Thiri (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Jeeva is the film’s central character, a student who resists being controlled by college authorities and rejects an award when told how to behave. After a damaging conduct certificate threatens his fu...
Swathi becomes involved in exposing wrongdoing on television as the conflict over education and political power grows. Her work connects her to Jeeva’s effort to reveal Angannan’s influence over educa...
Jeeva’s father is a familiar source of advice and expects Jeeva to bring home the conduct certificate needed for his future. The certificate’s damaging entry brings the conflict into their family life...
Jeeva’s mother tries to get him out of bed so he can attend an interview. Her efforts show her involvement in his everyday family life, while Jeeva’s father’s advice remains a familiar irritation to h...
This character is one of Jeeva’s friends, part of the group that encounters a brutal killing and flees before understanding what happened. The friends are shaken by the event and later urge Jeeva to b...
Angannan is a powerful figure who controls a network of colleges and schools and stands at the center of the political and educational conflict. Jeeva learns of his influence and decides to challenge...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jeeva's friends urge caution as he considers challenging Angannan, while Jeeva argues that staying silent enables powerful figures to exploit students...
Jeeva learns that Angannan controls a network of colleges and schools and decides to challenge him despite the danger to himself and his family.
Swathi becomes involved in exposing wrongdoing on television as the conflict over education and political power grows.
Jeeva's defiance of institutional authority grows into a dangerous challenge to political power over education.
Directed by Ashok Amritharaj
Thiri (2017) · 5/10 · action, family, thriller
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