Zid (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A young trained nurse and daughter of a disabled man who falls deeply in love with Ronnie. She attempts to protect him after a fatal accident, but is ultimately revealed to be entirely innocent of the...
The central protagonist and hidden antagonist; a Goa-based crime reporter who orchestrates a murder conspiracy, manipulates those around him, and successfully frames an innocent woman for his crimes.
Ronnie's ex-girlfriend who returns to India under the guise of investigating her step-sister's murder, secretly conspiring with Ronnie to eliminate Nancy for property and inheritance.
Priya's step-sister and the catalyst of the plot; her fatal hit-and-run and subsequent murder drive the investigation, police suspicion, and the characters' moral downfall.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Nancy is explicitly identified as Priya's stepsister, and Priya returns to India after Nancy's death.
Priya is identified as Rohan's ex-girlfriend, and the two become close again after she returns from London and later have sex.
Maya falls in love with Rohan when she sees him, steals his picture, and mistakenly believes that a photograph he took of her proves he loves her.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The police investigation and the final flashback establish that Maya is blamed for murders that Rohan and Priya actually planned.
Maya becomes upset when Rohan dances with Nancy, later follows Rohan and Priya, and attacks Priya after finding them together.
Rohan's SUV hits Nancy's scooter, and later investigation establishes that Nancy survived the collision before being strangled.
A romantic crime thriller in which obsession, murder, and staged innocence conceal a conspiracy between former lovers.
Directed by Vivek Agnihotri
Zid (2014) · 3.8/10 · romance, thriller
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