Priyamanaval

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Priyamanaval
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Genre
Family
Romance
Screenplay byAmirthraj
Dialogues
Vasu Bharathi
Kavitha Bharathy
Directed by
T.C. Bala Prasad (1-200)
E. Vikramadithyan (201-1315)
Starring Praveena
Subhalekha Sudhakar
azeem
Haripriya
Usha Elizabeth Suraj (Eashwari)
Theme music composerKiran
Opening theme
"Priyamanaval"
Karthik (vocals)
Yugabharathi (lyrics)
Country of originIndia
Original languageTamil
No. of episodes1315
Production
Producer Vikatan Televistas
CinematographyM.R. Saravana Kumar
S.Sakeethiya Seenu
Camera setup Multi-camera
Running time21–25 minutes
Production company Vikatan Televistas
Original release
Network Sun TV
Release19 January 2015 (2015-01-19) 
11 May 2019 (2019-05-11)

Priyamanaval was an Indian Tamil-language soap opera starring Praveena and Subhalekha Sudhakar. It premiered on 19 January 2015 on Sun TV and ended on 11 May 2019. It was directed by E. Vikramadithyan and produced by Vikatan Televistas. [1] [2]

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Usha Elizabeth Suraj played the negative role of Eshwari for about 800 episodes until 2017. This serial was in top-3 position until the time change to 10 pm after the launching of Nandhini soap opera. On week 41, 2016, it got the highest TRP of 13.46 to become third most-watched serial.[ citation needed ]

Plot

Umayaal alias Uma, shortly called as Uma (Praveena), a Sri Lankan refugee, and Krishnan alias Krishna.(Tamilian) marry and become rich. Their married life is happy and they have four sons Natraj (VJ Vijay) and Saravanan (Dharish Jeyaseelan)& Dileepan (Vineeth Sundaram), Prabhakar (Mohammed Azeem /Karthik Vasudevan). Umayaal alias Uma and Krishnan alias Krishna have supported by Vaidyanathan alias Vaithi 's, Krishnan's maternal uncle's son. Vaidyanathan alias Vaithi 's disowned his parents after they tried to kill Krishna alias Krishna and Umayaal alias Uma for their love, and he has been supporting Umayaal alias Uma and Krishnan alias Krishna since then. Another supporter is Krishnan alias Krishna 's close friend Ayyavu, who with Krishnan alias Krishna starts a successful jewelry transport company with the help of Ayyavu's wife Eshwari.

Eshwari is not happy with having Krishnan alias Krishna and Umayaal alias Uma in partnership with the company, and throws Krishnan alias Krishna out of the company. Umayaal alias Uma gives Krishna her jewels and helps him start a new transport company named "UMAYAAL Alias UMA TRANSPORTS". Over time, Umayaal alias Uma Transports becomes successful and the couple grows rich. At the same time, Ayyavu faces loss and goes to jail, and his family become destitute. When Krishna learns of what has happened, he helps Ayyavu and offers him a job, working at Umayaal alias Uma Transports. He is highly loyal to Krishnan alias Krishna.

After 30 years of marriage, Umayaal alias Uma and Krishnan alias Krishna have a happy family, with their four grown-up sons - Natraj Krishnan alias Natraj (VJ Vijay), Saravanan Krishnan alias Saravanan (Dharish Jeyaseelan), Dileepan Krishnan alias Dileepa (Vineeth Sundaram), Prabhakaran Krishnan alias Prabha as Prabhakar (Mohammed Azeem / Karthik Vasudevan). Krishnan alias Krishna is now a local VIP and the couple are known for their generosity to the needy. Everyone respects them because of their impartiality towards the poor and rich. Umayaal alias Uma desires to lead a happy life with her four sons Natraj Krishnan (VJ Vijay) and Saravanan Krishnan (Dharish Jeyaseelan), Dileepan Krishnan (Vineeth Sundaram) and Prabhakaran Krishnan (Mohammed Azeem / Karthik Vasudevan), their wife's Avanthika and Bhoomika Kavitha & Swathi and Isaipriya. and her grandchildren Balachandran, Maghizhni, and Dwaraka.

Ayyavu, his brother ACP Rathnam and his daughter Sumathi are loyal and have a good friendship with Umayaal alias Uma family but Eshwari and their son Kannan are jealous of their wealth. Kannan plans to destroy their family and steal their assets. He is joined by Krishnan alias Krishna 's maternal uncle and his family who also seek revenge from them.

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References

  1. "Priyamanaval crosses 1000 episodes milestone". The Times of India. 28 April 2018. Retrieved 16 August 2020.
  2. "priyamanaval-serial-family-celebrations-aired-on-this-weekend". Times of India. 28 April 2018.