Dost (1974) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
An orphan raised in Shimla by Father Francis, Maanav returns after completing his M.A. and learns that his mentor has died. In Bombay, he befriends Gopichand and helps him find honest work. He falls i...
Kaajal is the daughter of the owner of Hercules Milk Foods. She falls in love with Maanav, though her father objects and wants her to marry Shyamal. She is part of Maanav and Gopichand's lives before...
Gopichand is an alcoholic thief, estranged from his wife Kalyani and son Munna, when he meets Maanav on a train and tries to steal his luggage. The two become friends, and Gopichand reforms, reunites...
Shyamal is the man whom Kaajal's father wants her to marry. The plot summary identifies him as an obstacle to Maanav and Kaajal's relationship through the father's marriage preference, but gives no fu...
Mr. Gupta is Kaajal's father and the owner of Hercules Milk Foods. He objects to Kaajal's love for Maanav and wants her to marry Shyamal instead. His position as the company's owner also connects him...
Monto Sardar is Gopichand's crime boss. When Gopichand changes his lifestyle and decides to live honestly, he antagonizes Monto; Monto retaliates by chopping off Gopichand's right hand. This violence...
Father Francis is a Catholic priest who brought up the orphaned Maanav in Shimla and served as his mentor. After completing his M.A., Maanav returns to Tara Devi and discovers that Father Francis has...
Kalyani is Gopichand's wife and works as a nurse. She is estranged from him while he is an alcoholic and thief, but Gopichand later reforms and patches things up with his family. The summary identifie...
Munna is Gopichand and Kalyani's son. He is estranged from his father during Gopichand's period of alcoholism and theft, and becomes part of the family relationship Gopichand repairs after deciding to...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Kaajal's father wants her to marry Shyamal, creating an obstacle to her relationship with Maanav.
Mr. Gupta wants Kaajal to marry Shyamal.
Maanav meets Kaajal and falls in love with her.
Kaajal is identified as the daughter of the owner of Hercules Milk Foods, Mr. Gupta.
Gopichand antagonizes his crime boss, Monto Sardar, after deciding to live honestly.
Gopichand is described as estranged from his wife and son, Munna.
Gopichand is estranged from his wife, Kalyani, who is a nurse.
Maanav is an orphan who was brought up by the Catholic Priest Father Francis in Shimla.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Kaajal's father is displeased by Maanav's relationship with her and wants her to marry Shyamal.
Gopichand attempts to steal Maanav's luggage on the train, but they become friends after Maanav chases him and retrieves it.
A principled man investigates the devastating downfall of a reformed friend while facing loss, violence, romance, and moral uncertainty.
Directed by Dulal Guha
Dost (1974) · 7/10 · drama
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