Dahan (1998) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Srobona Sarkar (Jhinuk)
(played by Indrani Haldar) — protagonist
Jhinuk is a schoolteacher who rushes to help Romita after she is attacked on the road. She becomes determined to see the assailants punished, faces threats and humiliating questions in court, and cont...
Romita Chaudhury
(played by Rituparna Sengupta) — supporting
Romita is newly married to Polash and is the victim of an attack on the road, where Jhinuk comes to her aid. Later, after Polash rapes her, she stays at her parents' home and struggles with pressure f...
Romita's Sister-in-Law
(played by Mamata Shankar) — supporting
Jhinuk's Mother
(played by Shakuntala Barua) — supporting
Romita's Father
(played by Subhendu Chatterjee) — supporting
Jhinuk's Father
(played by Pradip Mukherjee) — supporting
Jhinuk's Brother
(played by Shiboprosad Mukherjee) — supporting
Romita's Father-in-Law
(played by Dibya Bhattacharya) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The story follows two women confronting sexual violence, social pressure, institutional weakness, and the difficult path toward personal strength.
Plot Progression
Violence On The Road
— A newlywed couple is attacked on the open road while bystanders remain passive. A schoolteacher intervenes and becomes publicly recognized as a heroine.
Betrayal Within Marriage
— A misunderstanding leads to sexual violence within the marriage. The wife withdraws to her parents' house and considers leaving her in-laws for Canada.
Pressure Before Trial
— The wife loses contact with the teacher and faces pressure from conservative in-laws. Her uncertainty affects the testimony and weakens the case.
Courage Under Attack
— The teacher rejects attempts to influence her and helps the police despite threats and limited support. In court, she remains clear while enduring humiliating questions.
After The Verdict
— Both women lose the case, and the criminals are released. Their painful experiences nevertheless leave them stronger and prepared to face the future independently.