Vadh (2022) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Retired teacher living in poverty with his wife. After killing loan shark Prajapati Pandey in a rage, he hides the crime, later confesses to corrupt cop Shakti Singh, and hands over incriminating evid...
Shambhu's devoted wife who shares his financial struggles. She accompanies him in seeking help from their ungrateful son and later moves with him to a new house after the murder case is resolved.
A corrupt police officer who initially investigates Pandey's disappearance. After receiving compromising evidence from Shambhu, he sympathizes with the teacher's plight and covers up the murder by fra...
A ruthless gangster and loan shark who protects corrupt officials. His threats toward Shambhu's student Naina provoke Shambhu to kill him, leaving behind a phone with compromising videos that drive th...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot describes Shakti as a corrupt police officer who protects Pandey. It also says they clash over bribes and that Shakti wants Pandey's phone be...
The plot says Shambhunath lives with his wife Manju in poverty and that they face their financial troubles together.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot says Shambhunath and Manju are threatened by Pandey over the loan taken from him.
The plot says Shambhunath confesses the truth to Shakti at the hospital and hands him Pandey's phone and hidden murder evidence. Shakti covers up the...
The plot says Shambhunath struggles to repay a loan from Pandey, who threatens the couple and develops sinister intentions toward Shambhunath's studen...
A poor retired teacher's attempt to protect his family and student leads to murder, concealment, and an uneasy new beginning.
Directed by Jaspal Singh Sandhu, Rajeev Barnwal
Vadh (2022) · 6.5/10 · crime, thriller
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