Sivi (2007) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Krishna
(played by Yogi) — protagonist
Krishna is a young photographer whose decision to leave a woman for dead after hitting her sets the haunting in motion. As unexplained images, disturbing dreams, and physical pain plague him, he inves...
Sona
(played by Jayashree Rao) — supporting
Sona is Krishna's girlfriend and a central witness to the haunting that follows their decision to leave the woman they hit on the road. She investigates the strange figure appearing in photographs, di...
Krishna's Friend
(played by Vignesh Shivan) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Krishna → Sona
(Romantic Girlfriend) — Their romantic relationship is placed under severe moral and supernatural pressure.
The plot identifies Sona as Krishna's girlfriend, and they are together when they accidentally hit a young woman and decide to leave.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Krishna → Krishna's Friend
(Social Friend) — Krishna is connected to a group of friends whose deaths intensify the mystery.
The plot states that Krishna's friends have committed suicide by jumping off buildings, directly connecting Krishna to the affected group of friends.
Krishna's Friend → Krishna
(friend)
Story Analysis
A concealed act of guilt returns through photographs and a relentless supernatural presence.
Plot Progression
The Roadside Secret
— Krishna and Sona accidentally hit a young woman and abandon the body. Soon afterward, photographs, physical pain, and disturbing dreams suggest that the accident has followed Krishna home.
Images Of The Past
— Krishna and Sona investigate the supernatural figure in the photographs. The images connect the presence to a young woman and to the unexplained deaths of Krishna's friends.
The Unburied Truth
— A flashback reveals Krishna's past relationship with the young woman. A visit to her mother's house exposes the suicide, the preserved body, and the depth of the haunting.
Guilt Takes Form
— Sona discovers the assault committed by Krishna's friends and Krishna's role in photographing it. She leaves him while the supernatural attacks become increasingly direct.
The Final Reflection
— Krishna's camera acts without him, revealing the source of his neck pain before he is thrown from the apartment. Sona's final reflection confirms that the presence remains.