Swarg (1990) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A wealthy businessman and landowner known as Sahabji, he is the patriarch of the Kumar family and Krishna's former master, whom Krishna regards as a father. After Dhanraj and his brothers take his wea...
Krishna is Sahabji's loyal servant, who regards his master as a father. Falsely accused of stealing Jyoti's necklace, he is harshly dismissed by Sahabji, who secretly intends to give him a chance at a...
Jyoti is Sahabji's sister and part of the family whose home and wealth are taken. Her necklace is used as the basis for the false accusation that leads Sahabji to dismiss Krishna. Later, Krishna finds...
Ravi is one of Sahabji's two brothers. He conspires with Dhanraj to take over Sahabji's wealth and businesses, and is among the brothers who take control of the mansion and finances. Krishna later use...
Vicky is one of Sahabji's two brothers. He joins Dhanraj's scheme to usurp Sahabji's wealth and businesses, helping leave his older brother penniless. Krishna later turns the brothers' greed against t...
Chadda, also called Airport, becomes Krishna's friend after Krishna moves to Bombay. When Krishna returns to his hometown as a wealthy businessman, he sends Chadda to negotiate the purchase of Sahabji...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mr. Kumar approves Krishna and Jyoti's relationship and blesses their marriage.
Ravi and Vicky are explicitly identified as Mr. Kumar's two brothers and jointly participate in the takeover.
The plot identifies Jyoti as Mr. Kumar's sister and later shows them living together in hardship.
Mr. Kumar's two brothers, Ravi and Vicky, participate in taking over his wealth and property.
Mr. Kumar's two brothers, Ravi and Vicky, help take over his money, mansion, and businesses.
Krishna considers Mr. Kumar, whom he calls Sahabji, akin to a father.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
At the mansion, Jyoti joins Krishna and the brothers in asking Mr. Kumar for forgiveness on their behalf.
Krishna uses the brothers' greed against them and leaves them penniless before revealing his identity.
Krishna enters a business deal with Mr. Kumar's brothers, cheats them out of their investments, and later reveals the plan.
After moving to Bombay, Krishna meets Airport, also called Chaddha, and they become friends.
A loyal servant rises from exile to restore his former master's fortune, punish betrayal, and reunite a broken family through forgiveness.
Directed by David Dhawan
Swarg (1990) · 6.6/10 · drama, family
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