Malik (2021) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
David Christudas is Roseline's elder brother and Ahammadali Sulaiman's former friend. Once part of Ahammadali Sulaiman's youthful circle, he becomes resentful after believing the Christian fishermen s...
Anwar Ali is a sub-collector who initially recognizes Ahammadali Sulaiman's sincerity and supports his requests for sanitation and a school. He later helps shape David Christudas's resentment by prese...
Aboobacker is a political leader and MLA who stands at the center of the harbour land-acquisition struggle. Although he is associated with Ahammadali Sulaiman, he plays both sides, uses violence and m...
Freddy is a juvenile prisoner arrested for throwing steel bombs at the police and is coerced into killing Ahammadali Sulaiman in custody. He is connected to the feud through David Christudas and Jamee...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Anwar tells David that the Muslim community gained benefits while Christian fishermen suffered the consequences, influencing David's resentment.
The plot explicitly identifies Freddy as David Christudas's son. David and his wife later ask Freddy to complete the mission against the arrested lead...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The police intimidate Freddy, a juvenile detainee, into attempting an extrajudicial killing in custody.
At the mosque after the final rites, Freddy throws a stone at Aboobacker while he is inciting communal violence.
Aboobacker is described as playing both sides over land acquisition and helping manipulate David into provoking a riot.
The plot states that Anwar, the police, and Aboobacker manipulated David into starting a riot during the Uroos celebrations.
A coastal community's history of solidarity collapses under political manipulation, communal resentment, and state violence.
Directed by Mahesh Narayanan
Malik (2021) · 7.3/10 · action, adventure, crime, drama, thriller
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