Aadhya Shankar – Daughter of Shankar Pratap and Savitri
Shankar Pratap (Father)
•A patriarchal and authoritative figure.
•Holds conservative values, expects women to stay subservient and prioritize household duties.
•Works as a small-scale businessman, running a family-owned handicraft business.
Savitri Shankar (Mother)
•A soft-spoken, timid woman bound by societal norms.
•Unable to stand up for herself or her children due to fear of her husband and societal judgment.
Aadhya’s Brothers (Real Brothers)
Vikram Shankar (Elder Brother)
•Harsh and critical, often demeaning Aadhya.
•Initially sees her as a burden but gradually softens after realizing her struggles.
Manav Shankar (Younger Brother)
•Mocks and dismisses Aadhya
•Joins Vikram in mistreating her, but later becomes more supportive after reflecting on his actions.
Aadhya’s Grandfather (Shankar Pratap's Father)
Shares the same patriarchal mindset as Shankar Pratap.
Enforces strict family rules, particularly for women.
Commands great respect from the family, despite his rigid and often unjust behavior.
Aadhya’s Grandmother (Shankar Pratap's Mother)
A bitter, traditional woman who constantly belittles and scolds Aadhya.
Places all responsibilities on the women in the household while holding the men in high regard.
Extended Family
Aadhya’s family does not include cousin brothers or extended male relatives who support her.
The absence of a supportive network outside her immediate family highlights the isolation and challenges she faces.
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Aadhya Shankar – Daughter of Shankar Pratap and Savitri
Shankar Pratap (Father)
•A patriarchal and authoritative figure.
•Holds conservative values, expects women to stay subservient and prioritize household duties.
•Works as a small-scale businessman, running a family-owned handicraft business.
Savitri Shankar (Mother)
•A soft-spoken, timid woman bound by societal norms.
•Unable to stand up for herself or her children due to fear of her husband and societal judgment.
Aadhya’s Brothers (Real Brothers)
Vikram Shankar (Elder Brother)
•Harsh and critical, often demeaning Aadhya.
•Initially sees her as a burden but gradually softens after realizing her struggles.
Manav Shankar (Younger Brother)
•Mocks and dismisses Aadhya
•Joins Vikram in mistreating her, but later becomes more supportive after reflecting on his actions.
Aadhya’s Grandfather (Shankar Pratap's Father)
Shares the same patriarchal mindset as Shankar Pratap.
Enforces strict family rules, particularly for women.
Commands great respect from the family, despite his rigid and often unjust behavior.
Aadhya’s Grandmother (Shankar Pratap's Mother)
A bitter, traditional woman who constantly belittles and scolds Aadhya.
Places all responsibilities on the women in the household while holding the men in high regard.
Extended Family
Aadhya’s family does not include cousin brothers or extended male relatives who support her.
The absence of a supportive network outside her immediate family highlights the isolation and challenges she faces.
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