Maragatha Veenai (TV series)

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Maragatha Veenai
Maragatha Veenai Sun TV Serial.jpg
மரகத வீணை
GenreSoap opera
Written by
  • Raangini Thiliga (1-245)
  • Vasubharthi Shivashankaran (246-1102)
    Dialogues by Vasubharthi Shivashankaran
Screenplay byMuthukumaraswamy
K.R.Rajagopalan
Creative directorsS.Siddhiq
Madhu Mohan
Starring
Theme music composerDhina
Opening theme"Aararo Tharathe"
Country of originIndia
Original languageTamil
No. of seasons4
No. of episodes1102
Production
CinematographySudhirbabu
EditorsV.Sinjai Raju
Tamilmani Shankar
Running timeapprox. 20-22 minutes per episode
Production company Cine Times Entertainment
Original release
Network Sun TV
Release27 January 2012 (2012-01-27) 
1 December 2017 (2017-12-01)

Maragatha Veenai is a 2014 Indian Tamil-language soap opera that aired on Sun TV. The show ran from 27 January 2012 to 1 December 2017 and aired Monday through Saturday for 1,102 episodes. [1] [2] [3] The show starred Santhoshi, Kumar, Sangeetha, Raja, Manokaran and Deepa. This show was produced by Cine Time Entertainment and directed by L.Muthukumaraswamy, P.Selvam, O.N Rathnam and Vasubharthi Shivashankaran for 1102episodes. It also airs in Sri Lanka Tamil Channel on Shakthi TV.

Contents

Synopsis

The main story of Maragatha Veenai serial lies on two protagonists, namely Divya and Shankar. The serial captures their relationship and how the duo faces challenges to come up in life. Neema is a woman who decides to start her life anew and live a happy life. However, she faces many challenges, hurdles and problems that compel her to hide her identity from the world and go on with her life.

Divya, a young girl, faces several problems when she tries to fight for independence from the life that was forced upon her.

Cast

Main cast

Recurring cast

  • Deepa Shankar as Dhanam, Raja's mother
  • Manokaran as Subhu
  • Apsara as Radha
  • Navindhar as Navin
  • Fawaz Zayani as ACP Karuppusamy
  • Kumar
  • Shyam Sundhar/Kurinji Nathan as Madhavan
  • Sailasri
  • K. R. Selvaraj
  • Issac Verghese
  • Alex Pandiyan
  • Krithiga
  • Saif as Krishnan, Radha's husband
  • Sudharshan
  • Geetha Ravi Shankar as Bhagyalaksmi
  • Raja as Shankar, sarsu's brother
  • Divya Bharathi as Gayathri
  • Vetrivelan as Suresh
  • Kumaresan as Raja's uncle
  • Thilla as Divya's father (Died in serial)
  • Sharadha Nayaki/ Deepika as Parvathi
  • Shiva Ranjani /Ganga as Rekha
  • Udhay
  • --- as Raja's father
  • Durai Raj as Raghu
  • Hema Rajkumar as Nandhini
  • Jenooya as Nimmi/Nirmala
  • Pandan/Sundrapandian
  • Subramani
  • Divya Krishnan

Original soundtrack

Title song

It was written by Yugabharathi, composed by Kiran and Re Recording by Dhina. It was sung by Hariharasudhan.

Soundtrack

Tracklist
No.TitleLyricsSinger(s)Length
1."Aararo Thalatte Yarale Yarale
(ஆராரோ தாலாட்டே யாராலே யாராலே)"
Yugabharathi Hariharasudhan 3:30

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