Baaz (1953) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Narayan Das's daughter, Nisha is captured with him and sold to a Portuguese pirate. After her father's death, she inspires the enslaved people to revolt and becomes a pirate queen who attacks Portugue...
The court astrologer travels aboard a ship that is captured by Nisha. He is among the people whose lives she spares, along with Raj Kumar Ravi and Rosita. The plot summary gives no further actions or...
Rosita is a Portuguese woman aboard a ship captured by Nisha. Nisha spares her life, along with Raj Kumar Ravi and the court astrologer. The plot summary does not describe Rosita's further actions or...
Narayan Das is a merchant and Nisha's father. General Barborosa arrests him and his friend Ramzan Ali; when Nisha tries to save him, both she and her father are captured and sold to a Portuguese pirat...
Ramzan Ali is a merchant and friend of Narayan Das. General Barborosa arrests him together with Narayan Das, making him one of the people caught up in Barborosa's interference in local affairs. The pl...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot explicitly identifies Narayan Das as Nisha's father. Nisha tries to save him after his arrest and reacts to his death.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot places Rosita and the Court Astrologer together aboard the same ship.
The Court Astrologer is aboard the ship captured by Nisha, and Nisha spares the passengers' lives.
Nisha encounters Rosita aboard a captured ship and spares her life along with the other passengers.
Nisha and Ramzan Ali are both arrested and sold to the same cruel Portuguese pirate.
The plot states that Ramzan Ali is arrested together with his friend Narayan Das.
A wronged daughter becomes a pirate leader and joins a threatened heir in resisting Portuguese domination on the Malabar Coast.
Directed by Guru Dutt
Baaz (1953) · 5.8/10 · adventure, drama, history
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