Cuttputlli (2022) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A schoolteacher whom Arjan meets while helping Payal at school. Divya is the aunt and guardian figure of the hearing- and speech-impaired Iti, and she becomes connected to Arjan's investigation when t...
The senior police officer overseeing Arjan's station and investigations. Parmar initially dismisses his theory that multiple cases are connected, but later believes his findings about the killer and r...
A teacher at the school attended by Payal who is exposed as a sexual predator targeting girls. Arjan arrests him after receiving information from another victim, but Tomar denies the murders, threaten...
A young girl who befriended Christopher when he was bullied because of his appearance and illness. After he confessed his love, she humiliated him. She was later lured to Agnes's home and killed, beco...
The central murderer, who disguises himself as Agnes, a lady magician and pianist, to approach schoolgirls. Christopher has progeria and was bullied as a child; after Sofia's death, he recreates his m...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Christopher says that Sofia became his friend, but she humiliated him after he confessed his love.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Tomar is arrested as a sexual predator, later holds Parmar at gunpoint, and is shot during the escape attempt.
SHO Gudiya Parmar accepts the investigation findings and supports the police effort to stop Christopher's murders.
After escaping the police, Christopher, disguised as Agnes, goes to Divya's house and attacks her.
A suspended police investigator uncovers a disguised killer whose childhood trauma drives a pattern of murders targeting schoolgirls.
Directed by Ranjit Tiwari
Cuttputlli (2022) · 6.1/10 · crime, mystery, thriller
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