Jersey (2019) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A gifted Hyderabad cricketer whose dream of representing India is derailed by selection politics and illness. After losing his government job and struggling to support his family, he returns to cricke...
Arjun’s wife and Nani’s mother, Sarah is concerned about the family’s financial hardship and urges Arjun to clear his name through legal means after he loses his government job. When her father offers...
Arjun and Sarah’s young son, Nani plays cricket at school and admires his father. For his birthday, he asks Arjun for an Indian team jersey. Arjun’s inability to provide it contributes to a painful mo...
Arjun’s old coach, Murthy offers him a chance to play in a charity match that could help him earn money for Nani’s jersey. Though initially skeptical of Arjun’s return at age 36, he supports him as he...
A journalist whose article praises Arjun’s perseverance after he is mocked and rejected at the Ranji selection trials because of his age. Her writing helps sway the selectors to give Arjun another cha...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ramya writes an article praising Arjun's perseverance, and the article persuades the selectors to give him another chance.
The plot explicitly describes Sarah as Arjun's wife. She challenges him to clear his name after he loses his government job.
Murthy is identified as Arjun's old coach and offers him a chance to play in a charity match.
The plot describes Nani as Sarah and Arjun's son, and Sarah is present with him at Arjun's felicitation ceremony.
The plot identifies Arjun as Nani's father. Arjun returns to cricket partly to fulfill Nani's wish for an Indian team jersey.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
A father returns to cricket after years of rejection and illness to fulfill his son's simple promise.
Directed by Gowtam Tinnanuri
Jersey (2019) · 8/10 · drama
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