Character Relationship Map: Utsab

Characters

• Bhagabati (played by Madhabi Mukherjee) — protagonist

  Bhagabati is the mother of four children: sons Asit and Nishith, and daughters Parul and Keya. During Durga Puja, her children gather at the family’s old native house. The family’s reunion unfolds ami...

• Asit (played by Pradip Mukherjee) — supporting

  Asit is one of Bhagabati’s two sons and the brother of Nishith, Parul, and Keya. He returns with his siblings to the family’s native house for Durga Puja. The gathering takes place as family members c...

• Nishit (played by Bodhisattva Mazumdar) — supporting

  Nishit is one of Bhagabati’s two sons and the brother of Asit, Parul, and Keya. He is among the family members gathered at their native house for Durga Puja. The family is facing discussion about sell...

• Parul (played by Mamata Shankar) — supporting

  Parul is one of Bhagabati’s two daughters, and the sister of Asit, Nishith, and Keya. She gathers with her family at their native house for Durga Puja, but the reunion is not something she looks forwa...

• Keya (played by Rituparna Sengupta) — supporting

  Keya is one of Bhagabati’s two daughters, and the sister of Asit, Nishith, and Parul. She returns to the family’s native house for Durga Puja, although the family reunion is not something she looks fo...

• Shishir (played by Dipankar Dey) — minor

  Shishir is a relative of Bhagabati’s family and a major real estate agent. During the family’s Durga Puja gathering at their old native house, he is interested in buying the property. His interest con...

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Shishir → Bhagabati (Family Relative) — Shishir is connected to Bhagabati's extended family.

  Shishir is described as a relative in the context of Bhagabati's family gathering at the native house.

• Nishit → Parul (Family Siblings) — Nishit and Parul are siblings.

  Nishit is identified as one of Bhagabati's sons, while Parul is identified as one of her daughters.

• Asit → Keya (Family Siblings) — Asit and Keya are siblings.

  Asit is identified as one of Bhagabati's sons, while Keya is identified as one of her daughters.

• Nishit → Keya (Family Siblings) — Nishit and Keya are siblings.

  Nishit is identified as one of Bhagabati's sons, while Keya is identified as one of her daughters.

• Asit → Parul (Family Siblings) — Asit and Parul are siblings.

  Asit is identified as one of Bhagabati's sons, while Parul is identified as one of her daughters.

• Parul → Keya (Family Sisters) — Parul and Keya are sisters.

  Parul and Keya are explicitly identified as Bhagabati's two daughters.

• Asit → Nishit (Family Brothers) — Asit and Nishit are brothers.

  Asit and Nishit are explicitly identified as Bhagabati's two sons.

• Bhagabati → Keya (Family Mother) — Bhagabati is Keya's mother.

  The plot states that Bhagabati has four children, including her daughter Keya.

• Bhagabati → Parul (Family Mother) — Bhagabati is Parul's mother.

  The plot states that Bhagabati has four children, including her daughter Parul.

• Bhagabati → Nishit (Family Mother) — Bhagabati is Nishit's mother.

  The plot states that Bhagabati has four children, including her son Nishit.

• Bhagabati → Asit (Family Mother) — Bhagabati is Asit's mother.

  The plot states that Bhagabati has four children, including her son Asit.

Story Analysis

A Durga Puja family reunion exposes tensions between inherited home, financial needs, and private problems.

Plot Progression

1. A Festival Family Gathering — Durga Puja brings Bhagabati's four children back to their native house. The traditional Bengali family setting is established.
2. The House Becomes A Question — Shishir, a relative and major real estate agent, shows interest in buying the family house. His interest changes the meaning of the reunion.
3. Private Needs Divide Them — Most family members favor selling the old house because it does not suit their interests. Money-related personal problems shape their positions.
4. A Reunion Without Harmony — The sisters are not looking forward to the reunion and remain focused on their own problems. The family gathering becomes emotionally strained.