Tehran (2025) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
ACP Rajeev Kumar
(played by John Abraham) — protagonist
Protagonist and officer in Delhi’s Special Cell. Investigates a 2012 bomb blast with personal motives. Becomes a rogue agent after state abandonment and Iranian targeting, navigating international esp...
Sheilaja
(played by Neeru Bajwa) — protagonist
Rajeev Kumar's wife. Represents his personal life and emotional anchor amidst his professional descent into rogue operations.
SI Divya Rana
(played by Manushi Chhillar) — supporting
Junior officer in Delhi’s Special Cell. Supports the early stages of the bomb blast investigation and represents the institutional framework Rajeev eventually leaves behind.
SI Vijay Solanki
(played by Dinker Sharma) — supporting
Police colleague in the Special Cell. Assists in the initial phases of the case and shares professional duties with Rajeev.
Joshua
(played by Derek Horsham) — supporting
Afshar Hosseini
(played by Hadi Khanjanpour) — supporting
Iranian intelligence operative. Central to the international espionage plot, acting as both adversary and key figure in uncovering geopolitical truths.
Fahad
(played by Toby Osmond) — minor
Yusuf
(played by Ido Samuel) — minor
Mahmoud Alavi
(played by Farshad Kholgi) — minor
Karim Vilayati
(played by Amir Sabir Tabirzi) — minor
Dharmesh Jain
(played by Ashwin Kaushal) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
SI Divya Rana → SI Vijay Solanki
(Professional Traveling Investigative Colleagues) — They are part of the same traveling investigative group, though no specific interaction between them is described.
The plot names both officers as traveling toward Tehran with Rajeev.
ACP Rajeev Kumar → SI Vijay Solanki
(Professional Investigative Colleagues) — Vijay shares investigative duties with Rajeev and joins him on the journey connected to the case.
The plot says Vijay assists in the investigation and later travels toward Tehran with Rajeev.
ACP Rajeev Kumar → SI Divya Rana
(Professional Investigative Colleagues) — Divya assists Rajeev during the investigation and accompanies him as the case moves beyond India.
The plot describes Divya as a junior officer supporting the investigation and later traveling with Rajeev toward Tehran.
ACP Rajeev Kumar → Sheilaja
(Family Husband And Wife) — Sheilaja represents Rajeev's personal life as he becomes increasingly committed to the investigation.
Sheilaja's character profile identifies her as Rajeev Kumar's wife and emotional anchor.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Joshua → ACP Rajeev Kumar
(Narrative Potential Operational Asset) — Joshua is involved in the Israeli officials' consideration of whether Rajeev can be used to reach Afshar; the excerpt does not establish a direct meeting.
In a discussion involving Joshua and Israeli officials, they identify Rajeev as a Delhi Police Special Cell officer inside Iran and consider using him...
Karim Vilayati → Mahmoud Alavi
(Conflict Political Confrontation) — Karim challenges Mahmoud over the consequences of the attack and presses for Afshar to be handed over to Israel.
Karim confronts Mahmoud over the attack in India and the death of an innocent Indian girl, arguing that Iran's name must not be tied to the affair.
ACP Rajeev Kumar → Yusuf
(Alliance Warning And Assistance) — Yusuf contributes a warning that makes Rajeev's group aware of the risks they face.
The plot says Yusuf and Fahad warn Rajeev's group that their arrival in Delhi is expected and authorities may be searching for them.
ACP Rajeev Kumar → Fahad
(Alliance Warning And Assistance) — Fahad helps alert Rajeev and his companions to the danger surrounding their movements.
The plot says Fahad and Yusuf warn Rajeev's group that their arrival in Delhi is expected and authorities may be searching for them.
ACP Rajeev Kumar → Dharmesh Jain
(Alliance Investigator And Source Of Assistance) — Dharmesh provides the traveling investigators with information and assistance as they pursue the case.
The plot says Rajeev and his colleagues receive background information and assistance from Dharmesh Jain.
ACP Rajeev Kumar → Afshar Hosseini
(Conflict Investigator Pursuing Intelligence Operative) — Afshar becomes a central figure in the investigation Rajeev pursues, but the excerpt leaves their direct confrontation unresolved.
The plot says Rajeev's investigation brings him to Afshar and later describes Israeli officials considering using Rajeev to reach Afshar.
Story Analysis
An Indian officer pursues a bombing investigation across borders as danger, political maneuvering, and abandonment complicate his unresolved pursuit of Afshar.
Plot Progression
A Blast Becomes India's Case
— Coordinated bombings provide the geopolitical backdrop, while Rajeev investigates the blast in India. He insists the case belongs to India too, as Sheilaja argues for cross-border cooperation.
Leads and Rising Costs
— The investigators follow a visa application and repeated calls toward Afshar and Layla. The death of a six-year-old girl raises the pressure on the case.
The Trail Reaches Tehran
— Rajeev, Divya, and Vijay travel toward Tehran and receive assistance from Dharmesh Jain. Fahad and Yusuf warn them that their arrival is expected and they may be sought by authorities.
Abandoned but Unfinished
— Tamir warns Rajeev that he has been abandoned and is wanted by multiple states, but Rajeev refuses to quit. Tamir offers shelter while warning that discovery would put his daughter and himself in dang...
The Unresolved Afshar Gambit
— Karim challenges Mahmoud over the attack and the girl's death, arguing that Afshar should be handed to Israel. Joshua and Israeli officials consider using Rajeev to reach Afshar, leaving the pursuit u...
Directed by Arun Gopalan
Tehran (2025) · 6.1/10 · action, thriller
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