Mahalakshmi (TV series)

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Mahalakshmi
GenreSupernatural
Crime thriller
Created byShaan Karthick
Written byShaan Karthik
Dialogues
Nandhan
Shridharan
Padmavathy
Jagan
Screenplay byShaan Karthik
Directed by
  • Shaan Karthik (1-25)
  • M.K.Arundhavaraja (26-276)
  • Sai Marudhu (276-530)
  • R.Karthikeyan (531-798)
Creative directorDivya Dinesh
Starring
  • Kavya Shastry
  • Mohan Sharma
  • Vallab Suri
  • Hemandh
  • Sindhu Sadhana
  • Bushmi
  • Vicky Roshan
  • Lakshmi Raj
  • Sonu Satheesh Kumar
  • Delhi Kumar
  • Anuradha Krishnamurthy
  • Raghavi Sashikumar
Theme music composerHari
Opening theme"Anbenum Anbenum Munjanile"
Country of originIndia
Original languageTamil
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes798
Production
ProducerVaidehi Ramamurthy
CinematographyA.M.John Anand
R.Parthipan P.Ganesh kumar
EditorsM.S.Thiyagarajan
M.N.Perumal
G.Shakthivel
R.Baskar
Camera setupMulti-camera
Running timeapprox. 18-22 minutes per episode
Production companyVision Time India Pvt Ltd
Original release
NetworkSun TV
Release6 March 2017 (2017-03-06) –
14 December 2019 (2019-12-14)

Mahalakshmi is an Indian Tamil-language soap opera starring Kavya Shastry, Hemanth Kumar and Sonu Satheesh Kumar.[1] The series premiered on Sun TV on 6 March 2017 and ended on 14 December 2019 for 805 Episodes and was replaced by Chocolate serial.[2] It was produced by Vision Time India Pvt Ltd and directed by R.Karthikeyan.[3]

Synopsis

It is the story of Mahalakshmi, who follows non violence and discipline. She takes a crucial step just before her engagement with her uncle's son. She files a sexual harassment case against Aravind, a widower with a baby daughter, which creates havoc in her life while Subramani and Meenakshi support her. Vishalam and Ramya create more problems between Aravind and Mahalakshmi. But Mahalakshmi overcomes them and also helps others in overcoming their problems.

ther Story

In episodes between (1-58) the big lovable fight between father (Mohan Sharma) and daughter (Kavya Shastry). It creates a havoc in her life.

Cast

Main Cast
  • Kavya Shastry as Mahalakshmi Aravind: Aravind's Second Wife (She is the adoptive mother of Samyukutha and She is Vishwanthan's daughter).
  • Hemanth as Aravind: Anjali and Mahalakshmi's husband. He is Subramani's and Meenakshi's second son.
  • Sindhu Sadhana as Nithya Manjari & Roopa Manjari (twin sisters) dual roles. (Mahalakshmi dual best friends)
  • Sonu Satheesh Kumar as Ramya: Vishalam's daughter and Aravind's ex fiancée(Main Antagonist)
  • Lakshmi Raj as Mari Muthu a.k.a. Mark Mari (Episodes:721-804)(Antagonist)
  • Baby Varshitha as Samyukutha (Mahalakshmi adoptive daughter; Anjali's and Aravind's biological daughter)

Recurring Cast

  • Delhi Kumar as Subramani; Raju, Aravind, Karthik and Aarthi's father
  • Anuradha Krishnamoorthy as Meenakshi Subramani: Raju, Aravind, Karthik and Aarthi's mother
  • Gemini as Velu (Velu Vaathiyar) (Mahalakshmi's Old teacher)
  • Narmadha as Kokila (Velu's first daughter).
  • Ramya as Chitra (Velu's second daughter).
  • Raagavi as Vishalam (Ramya's mother)(Antagonist)
  • Bushmi as Aarthi ; Aravind,Raju,Karthick's sister.
  • Yuvanraj Nethran as Raju: Aravind, Karthik and Aarthi's elder brother
  • Sudha Sandheep as Kavitha Raju: Raju's wife
  • Baby Sana as Kaviya (Raju and Kavitha's daughter)
  • Master Sharvan as Shree Hari (Raju and Kavitha's son)
  • Aravesh as Karthik: Aravind and Raju's younger brother
  • Aishwarya Sesadhari as Eshwari Karthik: Airavathy's daughter and Karthik's wife
  • Gokul as Manikanda
  • Mangaleshwari as Shardha (Mari's mother)
  • Comedy Krishnamoorthy as Gangadharan (Mari's father)
  • Kiruba as Airavathy Krishnamoorthy: Madhankumar and Eshwari's mother(Antagonist)
  • Madhuraa as Parvathi Madhan: Mahalakshmi's adoptive sister
  • Shiva as Krishnamoorthy: Madhankumar and Eshwari's father
  • Rajesh kumar as Rajesh (Velu Vaathiyar old Student)
  • Sathyapriya as Vijayalakshmi (Anjali's grandmother)
  • Murghanandham as Arumuga (Mukka)

Past Cast

  • Anjali Rao as Anjali (Died in serial)
  • Lokesh Bhaskaran as Gowtham (Lead Role)
  • Priya as Janaki Vishwanathan (Died in serial)
  • Sujatha Panju as Advocate Sree Devi
  • Pasi Sathya as Ponnamma
  • Rajasekhar as Ehswaramoorthy
  • Rajalakshmi as Eshwar's mother
  • Pramodini Pammi as Ambigai (Anjali's mother)
  • Vizhuthugal Santhanam as Ramachandran (Gowtham's father)
  • Nathan Shyam as Vignesh
  • Shyam as Inspector Paandi
  • Veena Venkatesh as Susheela Ramachandran (Gowtham's mother)
  • Mohan Sharma as Vishwanathan (Mahalakshmi's father)
  • Kamal as Arun Kumar (Mahalakshmi's old classmate)
  • Bobby Bilani as Anand
  • Vallab as Aravind (Replaced by Hemanth)
  • Baby Shamilly as Young Samyuktha (Aravind and Anjali's daughter)
  • Sharath Raj as Sampath
  • Mithun as Bramma
  • Vicky Roshan as Madhankumar (Parvathi's husband, Died in serial)

Casting

This is the first serial of actress Kavya Shastry in Tamil-language who is known for her first Serial in Kannada Language like Shubhavivaha.[4] Anjali Rao appeared in flash back sequences. Lokesh and Hemanth portray the male lead role.[3]

Other supporting cast include Delhi Kumar, Mohan Sharma, Rajasekhar, Priya, Santhanam. Sonu Satheesh Kumar well known for Sthreedhanam serial portrayed the main antagonist role.[3]

References

  1. ^ "மகாலட்சுமி புது சீரியல்". tamil.filmibeat.com.
  2. ^ "TV show Mahalakshmi to go off-air soon". The Times of India.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  3. ^ a b c "TV serial Mahalakshmi crosses 600 episodes milestone". The Times of India.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  4. ^ "The reel race to Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu". Deccan Chronicle.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

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