Chitram (2000) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Ramana is a college student and devoted music fan who falls in love with Janaki. After she becomes pregnant, he initially tries to arrange an abortion, but she refuses. He becomes a father, struggles...
Janaki is an NRI student who joins the same college as Ramana and becomes his partner. When she becomes pregnant, she chooses to have the child despite Ramana's initial wish for an abortion. She raise...
Ramana's friend is one of the friends who helps him hire a nurse to perform an abortion after Janaki tells Ramana she is pregnant. Janaki refuses the procedure, choosing to keep the child. The plot do...
Ramana's father is one of Ramana's parents, who speak with Janaki's uncle after Janaki's pregnancy becomes known. In that conversation, the uncle blames Ramana. The plot does not specify which parent...
Ramana's mother is one of Ramana's parents, who speak with Janaki's uncle after Janaki's pregnancy becomes known. In that conversation, the uncle blames Ramana. The plot does not specify which parent...
Janaki's uncle is the relative with whom she stays after coming to AP to join a PU college. When Ramana's parents speak with him about Janaki's situation, he blames Ramana. His home provides Janaki's...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Janaki stays with her uncle after arriving to seek admission to a PU college in Andhra Pradesh.
Ramana and Janaki are attracted to each other in the music room and later consummate their passion at Ramana's house.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
When Ramana's parents talk to Janaki's uncle, he blames Ramana.
A young couple must grow from romantic attraction into shared responsibility after an unexpected pregnancy and the pressures of parenthood.
Directed by Teja
Chitram (2000) · 6.7/10 ·
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