Abdullah (1980) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Abdullah is a devout Muslim who lives in a desert hut and tends a well that provides water to travelers. After Yashoda entrusts him with her newborn son, Krishna, he overcomes his fear of raising a Hi...
Ameer is Abdullah's friend. He tells Abdullah that Khaleel has raided a nearby settlement, killing everyone except the pregnant Yashoda. Ameer is subsequently killed, leaving Abdullah to hear Yashoda'...
Zainab is the Sheikh's wife. During Khaleel's bungled attempt to kidnap her, she is injured, making the Sheikh's effort to bring the outlaw to justice a personal matter as well as a public mission. Th...
Yashoda is a pregnant woman who survives Khaleel's raid on a nearby settlement, where everyone else is killed. Mortally wounded, she gives birth to a boy, names him Krishna, and asks Abdullah to raise...
Khaleel is a dangerous outlaw whose raids bring terror to the land; he attacks a settlement and leaves Yashoda as its sole survivor. After his magician predicts that Krishna will kill him, Khaleel see...
Krishna is Yashoda's newborn son, whom she names and entrusts to Abdullah before dying from her wounds. Abdullah raises him as his own child despite their different religions. When Khaleel's magician...
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Yashoda asks Abdullah to care for Krishna, and Abdullah overcomes his fears of raising a Hindu boy and looks after him as his own son.
Yashoda gives birth to a boy, names him Krishna, and asks Abdullah to care for him before she dies.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After reporting Khaleel's raid to Abdullah, Ameer is killed shortly afterward.
Ameer tells Abdullah that Yashoda survived Khaleel's raid while everyone else in the settlement was killed.
Zainab is injured during Khaleel's bungled attempt to kidnap her.
After being told that he will die at Krishna's hands, Khaleel abducts Krishna and prepares to kill him.
Khaleel attacks Abdullah after learning that Krishna may be destined to kill him.
Khaleel raids a settlement, killing everyone except Yashoda, who is left mortally wounded and gives birth shortly afterward.
After Yashoda gives birth and asks Abdullah to care for her child, Abdullah accepts responsibility for Krishna.
Ameer is explicitly described as Abdullah's friend and informs him about Khaleel's raid.
A desert caretaker adopts a Hindu child and confronts the outlaw whose fear of prophecy turns the child into a target.
Directed by Sanjay Khan
Abdullah (1980) · 9.7/10 · action, drama, romance
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