Kismet (1943) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Shekhar is a seasoned pickpocket and con man released from prison after his third sentence. He steals a watch from Banke, later becomes a paying guest in Rani's home, and attempts to rob Indrajit's sa...
Rani is a stage performer who lives with and supports her younger sister, Leela. An injury to her leg threatens her performing career, and she struggles while her father is burdened by debt to Indraji...
Banke is a thief who is impressed by Shekhar's skill after Shekhar swindles him out of a valuable watch. He offers Shekhar a share in a plan to rob a wealthy employer's guarded safe. Shekhar initially...
Leela is Rani's younger sister, whom Rani supports. She becomes pregnant by Mohan, Indrajit's younger son, adding to the difficulties facing the household. The ending's proposed marriages between Indr...
Mohan is Indrajit's younger son. He is involved with Leela, and she becomes pregnant by him, worsening the troubles confronting Rani and her household. At the end, Indrajit proposes marriages between...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Mohan as Indrajit's younger son and reveals that Shekhar is Madan, Indrajit's long-lost son.
At the conclusion, Indrajit proposes marriage between his sons and the two sisters after Shekhar is revealed to be Madan.
The plot states that Leela becomes pregnant by Mohan.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Banke offers Shekhar a role in robbing a wealthy employer's safe. Shekhar initially refuses, then accepts the offer to help Rani.
A pickpocket's attempt to help a struggling family leads to the discovery of his hidden identity and a family reunion.
Directed by Gyan Mukherjee
Kismet (1943) · 6.2/10 · drama
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