Character Relationships in Fraud Saiyaan

Bhola Prasad Tripathi/Rana Bhola Pratap Singh (played by Arshad Warsi) is a protagonist in Fraud Saiyaan. The protagonist and a master con man who repeatedly marries wealthy women to steal their assets. He navigates between fleeing local goons, romantic entanglements, and elaborate con operations, ultimately revealing a selfish nature when he abandons his accomplice for her wealth. Payal (played by Sara Loren) appears in Fraud Saiyaan. A skilled fraudster who poses as a widow to scam wealthy men. She forms a genuine romantic bond with Bhola, escapes jail with him, helps bail him out, but is ultimately betrayed and robbed by him when he takes her jewelry and cash. Sunita (played by Deepali Pansare) appears in Fraud Saiyaan. Bhola's current wife and a wealthy woman. She arranges for her uncle Tauji to meet Bhola at the railway station and sends Bhola's photo to Tauji, which inadvertently exposes Bhola's true identity and triggers the investigation. Chandani (item number "Chamma Chamma")[ (played by Elli Avram) appears in Fraud Saiyaan. Chandani's Husband (played by Parag Tyagi) appears in Fraud Saiyaan. A character associated with one of Bhola's con targets or victims within his network of marriages and financial scams.

Character Relationship Map: Fraud Saiyaan

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Fraud Saiyaan (2019) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

Story Analysis

A serial marriage scammer encounters a romantic equal, but deception ultimately remains stronger than loyalty.

Plot Progression

  1. The Married Con Man
  2. The Identity Trail
  3. Love Behind The Scam
  4. The Wedding Betrayal
  5. Bail And Final Theft

Directed by Sourabh Shrivastava

Fraud Saiyaan (2019) · 4.4/10 · comedy, drama

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