Devi(L) (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Devi / Ruby is Krishna Kumar's unwillingly married village wife, whom he initially tries to hide from his friends. After moving into a new house, her body is possessed by Ruby, causing her to dance, p...
Krishna Kumar is the central protagonist, a Tamilian working in Mumbai who searches for an educated, glamorous dream partner. Forced into marriage with Devi, he tries to conceal her, then manages Ruby...
Raj Khanna is a Bollywood superstar who notices Ruby's dancing at a film festival and becomes involved in her acting career. He works with her on the third Revolver Raja sequel and later proposes to h...
Ruby is a deceased actress whose failed debut with Raj Khanna led to depression and suicide in the house later occupied by Krishna Kumar and Devi. Her spirit possesses Devi, secures an acting role, ma...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Raj notices Ruby dancing at the film festival and later proposes to her. At that time, Ruby is acting through Devi's body.
Ruby was supposed to debut in a film with Raj, but another actress replaced her. Later, Ruby receives an acting offer for the third Revolver Raja sequ...
Krishna is pressured into marrying Devi, and after Ruby leaves Devi's body, the two are shown happy together.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Krishna and Ruby become close friends during the filmmaking process, and he makes a deal with her to leave Devi after one movie. After the release, Ru...
After Krishna and Devi move into the new house, Ruby possesses Devi's body. Ruby eventually leaves after learning that Devi is pregnant.
A reluctant marriage becomes a story of possession, unexpected affection, and release.
Directed by A. L. Vijay
Devi(L) (2016) · 5.9/10 · comedy, horror
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