Jackpot (2019) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Akshaya is one of the central characters who learns about the vessel and its power from the old idli seller. She joins Masha in trying to retrieve it from Manasthan's rice mill, with help from Motta a...
Masha is a central character who knows the vessel's secret and tells Akshaya that she buried it near a bull shed in Manasthan's rice mill because she feared it would be stolen. She and Akshaya seek he...
Bhai is one of the people Akshaya and Masha have to deal with as they try to get their hands on the vessel. The story places him among the obstacles in their effort to retrieve it, alongside Manasthan...
Motta is enlisted by Akshaya and Masha to help them get their hands on the vessel. His role is tied to their effort to retrieve it while dealing with Manasthan and Bhai, though the plot summary does n...
Raghul is enlisted by Akshaya and Masha to help them get their hands on the vessel. He is involved in their attempt to retrieve it while dealing with Manasthan and Bhai, although the plot summary does...
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Motta helps Akshaya and Masha obtain the vessel while they deal with Bhai.
Masha joins the effort to recover the vessel while the group faces Bhai.
The plot states that Akshaya and her helpers must deal with Bhai while trying to obtain the vessel.
Masha is part of the group that gets help from Motta to recover the vessel.
Akshaya and Masha get help from Motta while attempting to obtain the vessel.
Masha shares the vessel's secret with Akshaya, and the two seek the buried vessel together.
A magical vessel passes through theft, concealment, and a dangerous recovery struggle.
Directed by Kalyaan
Jackpot (2019) · 3.6/10 · action, comedy
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