Trimurthy (1975) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Sridhar is the elder son believed to have been murdered, but he survives and returns under several identities: Inspector Vijay, Shekhar, and Seshgiri. As Vijay, he investigates the case; as Shekhar, h...
Prema is Rajaram's only daughter. Her birthday gathering precedes the threats against her father, and she becomes caught up in the plot when kidnappers mistake her for another woman. She later accuses...
Rajaram is a friend of Mahadevayya and the uncle of Srikanth. He refuses Mahadevayya's request for money and receives threats that bring the disguised investigator Vijay into his household. Later, he...
Seetharamaiah is a successful businessman and Savithri's brother. He is distressed when his daughter Bhaama disappears and becomes entangled in the mystery surrounding the apparent murder. Though he r...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The mistaken kidnapping is intended to seize another woman connected to the conspiracy, but Prema is taken instead, prompting Rajaram to go after her...
After arriving at Rajaram's house as Inspector Vijay, the protagonist develops a liking for Prema.
Prema is identified as Seetharamaiah's daughter, and he becomes distressed after her disappearance.
The plot explicitly states that Seetharamaiah calls his elder brother Rajaram after recognizing the resemblance between Seshgiri and Inspector Vijay.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The protagonist uncovers that Seetharamaiah supervised the knife attack connected to the false Sridhar and later ensures that the culprits are punishe...
Rajaram and Seetharamaiah raid Seshgiri's room, discover proof of the protagonist's multiple identities, and arrange an attack against him.
A returning heir uses multiple identities to expose a murder conspiracy, protect the endangered family members, and restore justice.
Directed by C. V. Rajendran
Trimurthy (1975) · 10/10 · drama, family, mystery
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