Character Relationships in Parwana

Parwana (played by Ajay Devgn) is a protagonist in Parwana. A bumbling conman and thief who steals a suitcase containing a bomb intended for an attack in Bombay. After Inspector Hardev Singh Haryanvi arrests him, Parwana escapes and is branded a terrorist, drawing the attention of both the police and Shahtaj's men. With the bomb still in his possession, he faces the prospect of detonating it himself. Inspector Hardev Singh Haryanvi (played by Sadashiv Amrapurkar) appears in Parwana. A police inspector who arrests Parwana and holds him for interrogation after he takes the bomb-containing suitcase. Hardev defends Parwana, insisting he is not connected to the bomb or terrorism. After Parwana escapes, Hardev is shot and hospitalized in critical condition, while the police search for the fugitive. Shahtaj (played by Sharat Saxena) appears in Parwana. A member of a group of jihad freedom fighters intent on freeing Kashmir from India and carrying out attacks in Bombay. Captured by Indian intelligence, he is rescued by his colleagues during transport. Once free, Shahtaj and his men hunt Parwana, who has taken possession of their bomb.

Character Relationship Map: Parwana

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Canonical Relationships

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Story Dynamics

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Story Analysis

A thief accidentally becomes the hunted carrier of a bomb while a militant leader and the police pursue him through Bombay.

Plot Progression

  1. The Militant Threat
  2. Escape From Custody
  3. The Accidental Bomb Carrier
  4. A Suspect on the Run
  5. The Closing Trap

Directed by Deepak Bahry

Parwana (2003) · 7.5/10 ·

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