Dhada (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The lonely daughter of wealthy businessman Mahendra, she falls in love with Vishwa despite her father's plans for her to marry Amit. After revealing her relationship with Vishwa, she is abducted as pa...
Vishwa's older brother, living in the United States with his wife Preethi. He secretly works for RD and is implicated in the death of Preethi's father. After learning that RD is targeting Vishwa, Raji...
A business tycoon whom Mahendra proposes as a match for Rhea. Amit supports Rhea when she rejects the proposal, but later reveals that he became possessive after her rejection and joined forces with R...
Rajiv's wife and Vishwa's sister-in-law, she lives in the United States with her husband and does not want Vishwa to leave them. She accepts Vishwa and Rhea's relationship along with Rajiv. Her father...
Rhea's wealthy father, Mahendra, is a business tycoon focused on money and growth rather than affection. He arranges a marriage proposal between Rhea and Amit, but Rhea tells him that she loves Vishwa...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Rhea rejects the marriage proposal arranged with Amit and reveals that she is in love with someone else.
Preethi is introduced as Rajiv's sister-in-law, and later Rajiv acts to protect her from the criminal gang.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Amit joins hands with the criminal group after learning that they share an enemy with him.
Preethi is stated to accept the planned marriage between Rhea and the protagonist.
Rajiv accepts the planned marriage between Rhea and the protagonist, together with Preethi.
A romantic action story in which hidden criminal ties threaten a relationship and force a final rescue.
Directed by Ajay Bhuyan
Dhada (2011) · 3.7/10 · crime, drama
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