Krishnaveni Serial

Krishnaveni, 15 Jul: Sudha Feels Devastated - Sudha falls ill recollecting her traumatic past. Later, Krishnaveni and Kalyan help her recover from it. Krishnaveni is brought up by her maternal uncle, Krishna Babu. She and Babu's daughter grow up like sisters. Krishnaveni wishing to help her uncle's out of his financial problems, takes up tutoring. There the mother of a mentally challenged young man proposes to her that if she weds her son, she would help her uncle with. Krishnaveni Panjalai is a soft romantic movie.It potrays interesting humorous sequences. It showcases people working in a factory, their families, union meetings and so on.The movie captures the.

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Sondha Bandham
Tamilசொந்த பந்தம்
GenreTamil soap opera
Drama
Written byDialogue
Jagan Mohan
Screenplay byDevibala
Directed bySudharsan (1-334)
K. Shanmugam (335-757)
K. Rajeev Prasad (757-821)
Creative director(s)Sunil
StarringBharathi
Badekkila Pradeep
Naresh Eswar
M.Ramachanthiran
Annapoorna
Poorni
Theme music composerBunty (Title Song)
Kiran (Background Score)
Opening theme'Vanathil Vennilavu'
(Vocals)
Bunty
Sunitha Sarathy
Palani Bharathi (Lyrics)
Country of originIndia
Original language(s)Tamil
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes821
Production
Producer(s)UTV
Santhosh J. Nayar
K.Ramadas
Production location(s)Tamil Nadu
Editor(s)D. Giribabu
Camera setupMulti-camera by
Surya
S.Gunasekar
Running timeapprox. 20-22 minutes per episode
Production company(s)Vaikhari
Release
Original networkSun TV
Original release3 September 2012 –
8 August 2015
Chronology
Related showsMamathala KovelaFollowed by Apoorva Raagangal (TV series)
Infoware

Sondha Bandham is a 2012–2015 Indian Tamil-language soap opera that aired on Sun TV.[1] The show premiered on 3 September 2012 . It aired Monday through Friday and later from 12 October its extended up to air from Monday to Saturday at 11:00AM IST. It is a remake of Telugu Language serial Mamathala Kovela that was aired on Gemini TV. The show starring by Chandra Lakshman, Bharathi and Badekkila Pradeep in lead roles.

The series was directed by Sudharsan, K. Shanmugam and K. Rajeev Prasad and was produced by Vaikhari. Sondha Bandham' ended 8 August 2015 after airing 821 episodes.

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Plot[edit]

Sondha Bandham is a serial based on sentiments and feeling and the importance of friends and relatives. The storyline is like a tale of two families.

Cast[edit]

Main cast[edit]

  • Chandra Lakshman or later Bharathi as Shakthi
  • Naresh Eswar as Saravanan
  • Badekkila Pradeep as Prem (dead in serial)

Recurring cast[edit]

  • Kalyani(Kalz)
  • Prathap as Kalki
  • Manikandan as Dilip
  • C. H. Krishnaveni as Prem's Grandmother
  • Keerthi Jai Dhanush / Sabarna / Roshini as Reshmi (Antagonist)
  • Krish as Mouli
  • Chitra Lakshmanan / M.Ramachanthiran as Thamotharan (Reshmi's Father, Antagonist)
  • Kalaranjini as Prem's Mother (dead in serial)
  • Y. G. Mahendra as Prem's Father (dead in serial)
  • Annapoorna as Shakthi's Mother
  • Poorni as Advocate Srimathi
  • Vimitaa Krishnan as Advocate Damayanthi (Main Antagonist)
  • Ashrita Kingini as Archana
  • Durga / Krithika Laddu as Soundarya
  • Usha Elizabeth as Kalki's Mother

References[edit]

External links[edit]

  • Official Website(in English)
  • Sun TV Network(in English)
  • Sun Group(in English)
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Krishnadasi
கிருஷ்ணதாசி
GenreSoap opera
Based onDevadasi practice and Krishnadasi novel by Indra Soundar Rajan
Written byIndra Soundar Rajan
Directed byPrabhoo Nepaul
StarringGemini Ganesan
Nalini
Nagesh
Vietnam Veedu Sundaram
Ranjitha
Suja Raghuram
Aravind Akash
Theme music composerD. Imman
Opening theme'Sigaram Parthai'
(vocals)
Nithyasree Mahadevan
D. Imman
Kadhal Mathi (lyrics)
Country of originTamil Nadu
Original language(s)Tamil
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes359
Production
Producer(s)Prabhoo Nepaul
Production location(s)Tamil Nadu
Camera setupMulti-camera
Running timeApprox. 20-22 minutes per episode
Production company(s)Prabhoo Nepaul Telefilms
Release
Original networkSun TV
Original release14 February 2000 –
25 October 2002
Chronology
Followed byIndira
Related showsKrishnadasi

Krishnadasi (Tamil: கிருஷ்ணதாசி) is a Tamil language soap opera aired on Sun TV. It aired from 14 February 2000 to 25 October 2002 at 7:30 PM every Monday to Friday. The show stars veteran actors Gemini Ganesan and Nagesh (guest appearance only) alongside Nalini, Vietnam Veedu Sundaram, Ranjitha, Aravind Akash and Suja Raghuram. The show was produced by Prabhoo Nepaul.[1]It is based on the novel written by Indra Soundar Rajan.[2] The title track was composed by D. Imman and sung by Nithyasree Mahadevan. Prabhoo Nepaul was the first Producer/Director to introduce Music Director D. Imman into the film and TV industry. It was Producer Prabhoo Nepaul who moved D. Imman's career from a musician to giving him the opportunity and chance of being a Music Director.[3]

Remarks[edit]

  • Krishnadasi marked the debut of the actor Gemini Ganesan in Television and his last performance in a character.
  • Krishnadasi also marked the re-entry of actress Nalini into the media after a 14-year hiatus she took after getting married.
  • Krishnadasi title sequence is the first song composed by the now famous music director D. Imman.

Cast[edit]

ActorCharacter NameCharacter Description
RanjithaKrishnavenia dasi by birth, Meenatchi's mother and Manonmani's daughter - keeping the information about Meenatchi's father a secret for many years for reasons only known to her. Gowri's best friend.
NaliniManonmania dasi by birth, Krishnaveni's mother and Meenatchi's grandmother.
Gemini GanesanRudramuthi SastriSawaminatha Sastri, and Gowri's father.
Suja RaghuramMeenaatchia dasi by birth, Krishnaveni's daughter and Manonmani's granddaughter.
Vietnam Veedu SundaramSaamaa procurer.
RajasekharSwaminatha Sastri(Deetchadhar)Rudhramurthi Sastri's son - father to six children, five daughters and one son.
VijayalakshmiSanthanalakshmiSwaminatha Sastri's wife - mother to six children, five daughters and one son.
Aravind Akash- Credited as Arvinder SinghSunderesanSwaminatha Sastri's sixth child and only son.
AnjuLecturer KalyaniSanthanalaksmi's sister. She became a widow on the same day she got married and remained a widow.
'Kalaimamani' Naanjil NaliniPachaiammavillage midwife, extorts Manonnmani to safeguard a secret of hers.
MenakaGayathriSwaminatha Sastri's fifth child and youngest daughter.
Manjari- Credited as VinothiniGowri/Gloria(after marriage)Rudhramurthi Sastri's daughter, married a man from a different religion against the wishes of her family. Krishnaveni's best friend.
David RameshDavidGowri's husband, Rudhramurthi Sastri's son-in-law.
Raja RavindraMuthukumarasaamyA brother figure to Krishnaveni and her well-wisher.
K.ManogarGodhandamSwaminatha Sastri's fourth son-in-law.
--VisaalaatchiSwaminatha Sastri’s third daughter.
ShobanaSunandhaSwaminatha Sastri’s first daughter. Lives in Mumbai. Tries to marry her daughter to her brother Sunderesan.
Shanthi GaneshSulochanaSwaminatha Sastri’s second daughter. Lives in Delhi. Tries to marry her daughter to her brother Sunderesan.
--SowmyaSugandha's daughter. Tries to marry Sunderesan.
--MayaSulochana's daughter. Tries to marry Sunderesan.
--Kokila(Koki)Swaminatha Sastri’s fourth daughter.
RindhyaIndraniMeenaatchi’s friend from college.

Plot[edit]

This serial revolved around the Devadasi practice that prevailed in Tamil Nadu almost a few years after India's independence and how the dasi women are treated by the society. The story followed the rivalry between Rudramuthi Sastri, a very powerful Brahman in that village and his family and Manonmani, the dasi of the village and her family in the small hamlet of Kandhanallur on the banks of the river Kaveri.

Manonmani, a dasi comes back to her ancestral village of Kandhanallur with her daughter, Krishnaveni after 15 years of exile from the village where she, her daughter and baby granddaughter, Meenaatchi, were exiled by the village's people. As soon as she arrives, she goes to meet Rudhramoorthi Sastri and his son Saminatha Sastri and vows that she will wreak havoc in their perfect lives like they wrecked hers 15 years ago.

Meanwhile, Saminatha Sastri's son, Sunderesan falls in love with Meenaatchi while they are studying at the college. Krishnaveni never revealed who was Meenatchi's father to anyone for reasons only known to her but Meenaatchi is determined to find out the truth. Pachiamma, the village midwife extorts Manonmani to safeguard a secret known only to them.

Gowri, Rudhramoorthi Sastri's daughter married a Christian man, David and because of that, her mother committed suicide. They have a son, Kirubakaran. Her family never forgave her and cut all ties with her. She is suffering from cancer now.

What is the reason for enmity between Manonmani and Rudhramoorthy Sastri? Why was Manonmani's family exiled from the village in the first place? Did Manonmani wreak havoc in Rudhramoorthi Sastri's family? Who is Meenaatchi's father and why is Krishnaveni keeping this a secret? What is the secret between Manonmani and Pachaiamma? What is the fate of the relationship between Sunderesan and Meenaatchi? These are the questions that are answered in the course of this serial with lots of twists and turns.

Remake[edit]

Krishnadasi was remade in Hindi under the same title, Krishnadasi, starring Shravan Reddy and Sana Amin Sheikh on Colors with significant changes in the story.

YouTube release[edit]

The episodes of Krishnadasi are being officially released by the production house in their KPTV YouTube channel in the second half of 2018, more than 18 years after the premiere of episode 1 of Krishnadasi on Sun TV in the year 2000.The uploading of the episodes was stopped after 127 episodes for some unknown reasons.

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^'Calling the shots, daringly'. The Hindu. 4 January 2001. Retrieved 1 December 2016.
  2. ^''I now know that there is a God' - Rediff.com Movies'. Rediff.com. Retrieved 1 December 2016.
  3. ^'I prefer melody to pacy songs: Imman'. The New Indian Express. Retrieved 1 December 2016.

External links[edit]

  • Official website(in English)
  • Sun TV Network(in English)
  • Sun Group(in English)
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