Malamaal Weekly (2006) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Lilaram is the village's only educated man and acts as an intermediary for the lottery organization. After discovering the winning ticket, he schemes to claim it, recruits Balwant Singh Ballu and Kanh...
Kanhaiya is Balwant Singh Ballu's unfortunate assistant, repeatedly struggling to follow orders while helping conceal Anthony's death and body. He is secretly involved with Sukhmani, and joins Lilaram...
Sukhmani is Balwant Singh Ballu's daughter and Kanhaiya's secret romantic partner. Her relationship with Kanhaiya influences his decision to join the lottery scheme, and she later attempts suicide aft...
Karamkali is the local Thakurani who holds many villagers' possessions after the drought leaves them indebted. She accepts the mortgage of Gattu to finance Lilaram's dinner, later sells Gattu to butch...
Joseph is introduced as a solitary man after the group has buried Anthony. He becomes involved in their attempt to capture Bajey Singh Bajbahadur, but a confused kidnapping plan accidentally takes Jos...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Lilaram mortgages his wife’s beloved goat to Karamkali to finance the dinner for the lottery players.
Lilaram works as an intermediary between the lottery organization and the village, then identifies Anthony as the winner of the top prize.
Kanhaiya has emotional involvement with Sukhmani and later maintains a secret romance with her.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Karamkali’s group tries to expose the truth about Anthony’s lottery ticket during the final chase.
Joseph joins the group after Anthony is buried, and he participates in the nighttime attempt to capture the blackmailer.
Joseph is introduced to the group, and Lilaram later helps catch the person threatening their lottery scheme alongside Joseph.
Kanhaiya joins the plan to conceal Anthony’s death and later fails to hide Anthony’s body.
After discovering Anthony's body and winning ticket, Lilaram becomes part of a concealment scheme that later includes Kanhaiya.
A desperate lottery conspiracy grows from one dead winner into a chaotic struggle over secrecy, money, and survival.
Directed by Priyadarshan
Malamaal Weekly (2006) · 6.4/10 · comedy, crime
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