Kathputli (1971) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
An orphan and employee who falls in love with Vishal. When he needs an urgent operation, her boss exploits and molests her; afterward, Roma rescues and consoles her. Nisha later has Vishal's child, is...
An orphan who moves in next door to Nisha, falls in love with her, and is injured in a car accident. After recovering, he moves to Delhi and grows close to Nisha's child, whom he adopts. Learning the...
Kamla Devi is Nisha's aunt in Delhi. Roma sends Nisha to her under the pretext of training after Nisha discovers she is pregnant. The plot later says Nisha's child is being raised by Kamla's neighbor...
Murali is identified in the plot as Vishal's friend. The summary also indicates a maternal connection between Nisha and Murali, but gives no clear account of his actions or role in the events. His con...
Roma is a wealthy woman who rescues Nisha after her suicide attempt and listens as Nisha tells her story. She consoles Nisha and reminds her that Vishal needs her. Later, Roma sends Nisha to her aunt...
Nisha's lecherous boss exploits and molests her when she seeks money for Vishal's urgent operation. Later, he blackmails Nisha; in anger, she kills him and is apprehended. His abuse and blackmail are...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Roma sends Nisha to Delhi to stay with her aunt Kamla Devi under the pretext of training.
Nisha and Vishal become neighbors in the colony, fall in love after several comic incidents, and form a couple.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Roma directs Nisha to her aunt Kamla Devi in Delhi when Nisha needs a safe arrangement.
Murali is explicitly identified as Vishal's friend.
Roma supports the distressed Vishal and later explains Nisha's virtue to him.
Roma rescues Nisha after her suicide attempt, listens to her story, consoles her, and reminds her that Vishal needs her.
A separated couple confronts exploitation, secrecy, social judgment, and family responsibility before achieving reconciliation.
Directed by Brij
Kathputli (1971) · 6.7/10 · drama, romance
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