Private Master (1967) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Appointed as a private tutor for Raaji, he falls in love with Sundari. After facing poverty due to Sridhar Rao's scheme, he works with Sundari and her grandfather to expose Krishna, ultimately reuniti...
An ambitious opportunist who manipulates Sridhar Rao to become a son-in-law. He marries Raaji to save face, exploits the family's wealth, and is eventually exposed by Prasad and Sundari.
The elder daughter of Sridhar Rao. She is in love with Prasad Rao, is cast out by her father due to Krishna's manipulation, but ultimately fights to clear his name and reunites with him.
The father of Prasad Rao. He previously provided assistance to Sridhar Rao, which Sridhar later considers forgetting due to Krishna's influence.
A wealthy patriarch who hires Prasad as a tutor. He is manipulated into marrying his daughter Sundari to Krishna, leading to family conflict before reconciliation occurs at the film's conclusion.
Relangi, Sundari's grandfather, facilitates the secret temple wedding of Sundari and Prasad, and later assists them in exposing Krishna's fraudulent schemes to restore family harmony.
Another friend and accomplice of Krishna who participates in the plot to trap Sridhar Rao and facilitate Krishna's marriage into the Rao family.
One of Krishna's accomplices who assists in the scheme to manipulate Sridhar Rao and secure Krishna's position as a son-in-law within the wealthy family.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sridhar Rao marries Sundari to Krishna despite Sundari's true love for Prasad.
Jagannath Rao is identified as Prasad Rao's father.
Sridhar Rao appoints Prasad Rao as a private master for Raaji.
Sundari's grandfather, identified as Relangi, comes to her rescue and helps her resolve the family crisis.
Sridhar Rao is described as a wealthy man with two daughters, including Sundari. He later throws Sundari out of the family home.
While tutoring Raaji, Prasad Rao falls in love with Sundari. Sundari and Prasad later decide to marry with the permission of their elders.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Prasad and Sundari recruit her grandfather to help expose Krishna and his friends after Krishna exploits the Rao family.
Sundari's grandfather helps Sundari and Prasad marry in a temple and later assists them in exposing Krishna's schemes.
Jaya is named as another friend who helps Krishna trap Sridhar Rao and facilitate the marriage scheme.
Krishna uses the help of Bobby in his plan to trap Sridhar Rao and secure a position in the family.
With help from Bobby and Jaya, Krishna traps Sridhar Rao and seeks to become his son-in-law.
The plot states that Sridhar is tempted to forget the help he previously received from Jagannath Rao.
A love story is tested by ambition, manipulation, family honor, poverty, and eventual exposure of deception.
Directed by K. Viswanath
Private Master (1967) · 8/10 · drama
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