Mirattal (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Babloo is a happy-go-lucky man sent by his father to Shankar Dhadha, a powerful don. He falls in love with Shankar's sister, Deepika, and marries her in a temple. When goons attack them and later kidn...
Deepika is Shankar Dhadha's sister and becomes Babloo's love interest. She and Babloo marry in a temple, but their relationship is put in danger when goons attack them. Later, she is kidnapped during...
Shankar Dhadha is a powerful don in the city and Deepika's brother. He has a vendetta against Soori. After Babloo and Deepika are attacked, Shankar arrives, and he later joins Babloo to kill the goons...
Babloo's father sends his happy-go-lucky son to Shankar Dhadha, a powerful don in the city. This decision brings Babloo into Shankar's world, where he meets and falls in love with Shankar's sister, De...
Soori is Shankar Dhadha's enemy, and Shankar holds a vendetta against him. Soori sends goons who attack Babloo and Deepika, and later Deepika is kidnapped amid the conflict. Shankar and Babloo ultimat...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Deepika is explicitly identified as Shankar Dhadha's sister.
The plot states that Babloo meets Deepika and that love blossoms between them.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Goons sent by Soori kidnap Deepika during her engagement.
Babloo is sent to Shankar Dhadha, later fights the attackers, and ultimately joins Shankar in rescuing Deepika.
Soori sends goons to attack Babloo and Deepika, and Babloo later joins Shankar in killing Soori.
The plot states that Shankar Dhadha has a vengeance against Soori.
A carefree man becomes part of a criminal feud when love, marriage, kidnapping, and vengeance collide.
Directed by Ramana Madhesh
Mirattal (2012) · 5/10 · action, comedy, romance
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