Hamraaz (1967) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Kumar is a well-known stage actor who marries Meena and raises a family with her. After she is found shot, clues make him appear to be the killer, so he investigates while avoiding arrest. He joins Ca...
Captain Rajesh is Meena's first husband, whom she secretly married before he left for war. He survives and later tells Kumar that their daughter witnessed Meena's murder. He helps Kumar search for the...
Sarika is the daughter of Meena and Captain Rajesh, whom Meena was told had been stillborn. After learning the truth, Meena tries to bring her home from the orphanage. Sarika witnessed her mother's mu...
Shabnam is a stage performer who works with Kumar. She is connected to the investigation through the recorded evidence: she arrives with the videotape that helps establish who killed Meena. Her contri...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Kumar's wife brings Sarika home from an orphanage intending to adopt her, but Kumar refuses and the girl is returned to the orphanage.
Captain Rajesh reveals that he was the girl's father and explains that she witnessed the murder while playing near her mother.
Kumar is married to the woman whom Captain Rajesh later identifies as his first wife, creating a complicated romantic connection between the two men.
The plot states that Kumar is a well-known stage actor who performs plays together with Shabnam.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Shabnam brings the videotape while Captain Rajesh is protecting Sarika during the final confrontation.
Shabnam arrives with the videotape that provides proof of the murder and helps expose the danger surrounding Sarika.
A concealed marriage, a lost daughter, and a staged murder converge in a search for truth and protection.
Directed by B.R. Chopra
Hamraaz (1967) · 7/10 · music, mystery, thriller
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