Jersey (2022) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Arjun Talwar is an exceptional cricketer whose mistaken omission from the India team causes him to abandon the sport. Years later, he returns to cricket to fulfill his son Ketan's dream of owning an I...
Coach Bali is Arjun Talwar's former cricket coach who helps reopen the path to Arjun's sporting comeback. He approaches Arjun about a charity match, encourages his return after witnessing his batting,...
Ketan 'Kittu' Talwar is Arjun Talwar and Vidhya's young son, an enthusiastic cricket fan who wants an Indian national team jersey for his birthday. His wish motivates Arjun to play again, and Ketan pr...
Jasleen Shergill is a journalist who supports Arjun Talwar during his return to cricket. In 2022, she writes a biography about his life and comeback titled Jersey, helping preserve the story of his pe...
Adult Ketan is Arjun Talwar's grown-up son, appearing at a 2022 event connected with Jasleen Shergill's biography of his father. He receives a jersey bearing Arjun's name, finally fulfilling his child...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Adult Ketan is identified as Arjun's grown-up son. At the book event, he receives a jersey bearing Arjun's name and reveals that Arjun died after the...
The plot says Jasleen supported Arjun during his comeback and later wrote a biography about his life titled Jersey.
Coach Bali is identified as Arjun's former coach. He tells Arjun about the charity match and supports the path that leads to Arjun's cricket comeback.
The plot identifies Ketan as Arjun's son. Ketan's wish for an Indian team jersey motivates Arjun's return to cricket, and Ketan later describes his fa...
A discarded cricketer returns to the game for his son's sake, leaving behind a legacy of perseverance and sacrifice.
Directed by Gowtam Tinnanuri
Jersey (2022) · 7/10 · drama
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