Kuttettan (1990) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Vishnu is a wealthy businessman married to Seetha. He repeatedly pursues affairs, pretending to love Ragini while becoming involved with Revathi and pursuing Rose Mary. After Nair introduces him to In...
Seetha is Vishnu's innocent wife. Her marriage to the wealthy, flirtatious Vishnu contrasts with his repeated attempts to pursue other women. The plot summary identifies her as his spouse but does not...
Indu is an orphan described as childlike and innocent, and she blindly believes Murali. She goes with Vishnu to his house, where her genuine nature frustrates his expectations. Vishnu presents her to...
Rose Mary is newly appointed as a stenographer at Vishnu's office. Vishnu becomes attracted to her and tries to pursue her as part of his pattern of seeking affairs, but his plans are unsuccessful. Th...
Nair joins forces with Vishnu and Thomas Chacko, worsening the situation around Vishnu's schemes. He introduces Vishnu to Indu, an orphan whom Vishnu takes to his house. The summary also says Indu bli...
Revathi is a young and beautiful woman with whom Vishnu starts an affair. Her relationship with him is part of his repeated pursuit of other partners despite being married to Seetha. The summary says...
Vishnu's mother arrives at his bungalow as the situation involving Indu reaches a climax. Vishnu convinces his family that Indu is his illegitimate daughter, and his mother and the family accept Indu...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Vishnu starts an affair with Revathi, while the plot describes his repeated attempts to pursue women for his own purposes.
Rose Mary is described as the newly appointed steno at Vishnu's office, while Vishnu becomes infatuated with her.
The plot identifies Seetha as Vishnu's wife and Vishnu's Mother as a member of the family who arrives at the bungalow during the climax.
Vishnu's mother arrives at the bungalow, accepts the explanation that Indu is Vishnu's illegitimate daughter, and takes Indu to the ancestral home.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Indu goes with Vishnu to his house, and the plot later says that Vishnu decides not to return her to Murali.
Nair introduces Indu to Vishnu as a new girl. The plot also states that Indu is an orphan and is childlike and innocent.
A womanizer's deceptive schemes collapse when an innocent girl becomes accepted as his daughter and forces him into an unexpected moral dilemma.
Directed by Joshiy
Kuttettan (1990) · 4.7/10 · drama
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