Shivalinga (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Shiva is a strict CID officer assigned to investigate Raheem's suspicious death after Sangeetha challenges the suicide ruling. He moves to Mysore with his wife, Satyabhama, uncovers the killer's decep...
Satyabhama is Shiva's thrill-seeking wife whose behavior changes after she encounters the ghost of a child. Raheem's soul later possesses her body, using her to demand that Shiva investigate the murde...
Raheem is a pigeon trainer and Sangeetha's fiancé who travels by train with his trained pigeon. After saving a supposedly blind passenger, he is thrown from the moving train and his death is misjudged...
Sangeetha is Raheem's fiancée and the person who refuses to accept the official claim that he committed suicide. After Raheem appears in her dream and reports that he was murdered, she demands further...
Satya's mother is informed privately by Shiva about Satyabhama's possession. Her involvement is limited but important because Shiva deliberately tells her, rather than publicly revealing the supernatu...
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At Sangeetha's request, Raheem's case is forwarded to the CID and Shiva is asked to lead the investigation.
The plot identifies Sangeetha as Raheem's fiancée, and she refuses to accept the ruling that his death was suicide.
Shiva discovers that Raheem's soul has possessed Satyabhama's body, and the possession temporarily returns after a ritual.
Shiva is asked to head the CID investigation into Raheem's death and examines the circumstances surrounding the alleged suicide.
The plot explicitly states that Shiva is married to Satyabhama. They move to Mysore together and remain involved throughout the investigation.
A CID investigation into a train murder becomes a supernatural quest to uncover the motive and free a possessed woman.
Directed by P. Vasu
Shivalinga (2016) · 6.1/10 ·
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