Arangetram (1973) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The eldest daughter who secretly works and sacrifices her dignity through prostitution to fund her family's education and luxury, enduring multiple exploitations. After being disowned and reunited wit...
A rigid and obstinate poor priest whose strict principles initially hinder his family's progress. He forbids his daughter Lalitha from working and later disowns and expels her upon discovering her sec...
A neighbor's son who loves Lalitha and fakes his death to defy his father. He later discovers Lalitha's prostitution, initially rejects her, but eventually returns, inadvertently exposes her secret, a...
Lalitha's younger brother who dreams of becoming a doctor. He relies heavily on Lalitha's secret earnings to achieve his education and career. Upon discovering her past, he joins his father in disowni...
The matriarch of the Shastrigal household who endures poverty alongside her rigid husband. She later becomes pregnant again, drawing criticism from Lalitha, and shares her husband's shock upon learnin...
A landlord's son engaged to Lalitha's sister Devi. He is revealed to be the Hyderabad employer who previously exploited Lalitha for money. He mechanically conducts the wedding and privately meets Lali...
Lalitha's younger sister who pursues a career as a singer, benefiting from the family's improved standard of living funded by Lalitha's secret labor and sacrifices.
The spendthrift sister of Ramu Shastrigal who moves into his home with her daughter, inadvertently worsening the family's already severe financial struggles and penury.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Pasupathy is revealed as Lalitha's Hyderabad client, and they privately agree to forget their past when he is engaged to Devi.
Thangavelu expresses his love for Lalitha and later accepts a proposal to marry her.
Devi's marriage is arranged while Lalitha's earnings have helped the family attain a better standard of living.
Mangalam becomes a singer while the family prospers through Lalitha's hidden labor and earnings.
Lalitha works and seeks money for Thyagu's medical-college admission; Thyagu later becomes a doctor.
Janaki enters the household as Ramu Shastrigal's sister while Lalitha is his daughter.
Janaki is described as Ramu Shastrigal's spendthrift sister who moves into his home with her daughter.
Ramu Shastrigal is described as living with his wife Visalam and their eight children.
Thyagu is identified as Ramu Shastrigal's son, and both later disown Lalitha.
Visalam is Lalitha's mother within the Shastrigal household and shares the family's poverty and shock over Lalitha's sacrifices.
Lalitha is Ramu Shastrigal's eldest daughter, and he forbids her from working.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Thangavelu leaves after his father refuses to permit his marriage to Lalitha, while Lalitha's family is led by Ramu Shastrigal.
A daughter's hidden sacrifices sustain her family but leave her destroyed by exploitation, hypocrisy, and rejection.
Directed by K. Balachander
Arangetram (1973) · 5/10 · drama, family, romance
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