Sumangali (TV series)

*Sumangali*
Sumangali
Genre	Soap opera
Written by	Sathya Jyothi Films (Story) ; K.Anand Samyuktha ; Baba Kenndy (Dialogues)
Screenplay by	S.K. Sukimoorthy ; I.Ashokan
Directed by	B. Nithiyanandham (1-179); Shiva.K (180-287); V.Sadhasivam (288-400); A.P. Rajendran (400-600); K. Vetrimani (601-672);
Creative director	T. G. Thyagarajan
Starring	Aishwarya; Sujeeth; Akshitha Boopiah;
Theme music composer	Ganesh Ramana ; Kiran
Opening theme	"Kaniponnu Nenjatheya"
Country of origin	India
Original language	Tamil
No. of episodes	672
Production
Producers	Selvi Thyagarajan; T.T.G. Thyaga Saravanan;
Cinematography	K. Sudhakar ; E.Manikandan
Editors	M. Muthuganesh ; B.James ; C.S.Rajapradeep
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	22 minutes
Production company	Sathya Jyothi Films
Original release
Network	Sun TV
Release	6 March 2017 –; 12 July 2019

Last updated January 09, 2024

Sumangali is an Indian Tamil-language drama starring Aishwarya, Pradeep (replaced by Sujeeth) and Akshitha Bopiah.^[1] It was produced by Sathya Jyothi Films and directed by K. Vetrimani.^[2]

Plot

Anu (Aishwarya) is a poor, free-minded girl who will do anything for people who are right and handles all relations. Santhosh (Sujeeth) a rich business man who is self-centered, haughty and arrogant. At their first meeting he hates Anu. Their lives take a new turn as husband and wife. After marriage, the story is how they both live together.

Cast

Main

Aishwarya Ramsai as Anu Santhosh / Raja Rajeswari, Santhosh's wife
Sujeeth^[3] as Santhosh, Anu's husband
Akshitha Boopaiah as Nithya Duraipandi, Santhosh's ex-lover

Recurring

Ashwin Kumar as Selvam, Renuka Devi's housekeeper.
Sugunya as Charu, Anu's cousin
Sri Vidhya Shankar as Nagamma, Anu's foster mother and Nithya's biological mother.
Deepa Netran as Parvathi, Santhosh mother
Ilavarasan as Vedhanayagam, Santhosh father
Purusothaman as Barani, Anu's cousin
Navin Kumar as Mani, Anu's uncle
Sathish as Kumar, Anu's foster brotheramd Nagamma's son
K. Veera as Rajalingam, Anu's uncle.
Uma Rani as Meenakshi Sankarapandi, Nithya's mother-in-law.
Santhosh as Muthupandi, Sankarapandi's 2nd son.
Syamantha Kiran as Vasanthi, Muthupandi's crush and Kamakshi's daughter.
Veena Venkatesh as Renuka Devi, Anu's aunt.
Akila as Bhanu, Renuka Devi's daughter-in-law.
Srilatha as Kamakshi, Vedhanayagam's sister.
Vaani as Nithya's grandmother
Jenifer Rechaal as Devi, Anu's worker

Former

Divya Ganesh as Anu Santhosh / Raja Rajeswari, Santhosh's wife (Replaced by Aishwarya).
Pradeep as Santhosh, Anu's husband (Replaced by Sujeeth).
Varshini Arza as Nithya Duraipandi (Replaced by Akshitha Bopaiah).

Casting

Actress Divya Ganesh landed of Anu
Later on Aishwarya was replaced for the role of Anu.
Actor Pradeep was selected to portray the lead role of Shanthosh,
Later Kannada TV Actor Sujeeth was replaced role of Santhosh.
Actress Varshini Arza was selected to portray the second lead role of Nithya. Later her character was replaced by Akshitha Bopaiah.
Actor Ilavarasan was selected to the role of Vedhanayagam (Santhosh Father) and Deepa Nethran was selected to the role of Parvathi (Santhosh Mother) Gemini is joined as Sankarapandi role playing as calm and sadistic villain.
Divya Ganesh As Anu (Later Replaced By Aishwarya)

Production

The series was directed by K.Shiva. It was produced by Sathya Jyothi Films, along with the production crew of 2001–2012 Sun TV Serials Gopuram (2001–2002), Varam (2002–2003), Anandham (2003–2009), Kalyanam (2009), Idhayam (2009–2012) and Aan Paavam (2012).

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References

↑ "சுமங்கலி புது சீரியல்". tamil.filmibeat.com.
↑ "Sumangali Serial Page". www.sunnetwork.in.
↑ "Sujeeth becomes hero in Sumangali". cinema.dinamalar.com.

External links

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[1] "சுமங்கலி புது சீரியல்". tamil.filmibeat.com.

[2] "Sumangali Serial Page". www.sunnetwork.in.

[3] "Sujeeth becomes hero in Sumangali". cinema.dinamalar.com.

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Reality show	Kalyana Maalai Nalla Kaalam Pirakuthu Super Samayal Ranjithame Meal Squad
Soap opera serials	Anandha Raagam Anbe Vaa Ethirneechal Ilakkiya Iniya Kayal Mr. Manaivi Malar Meena Priyamaana Thozhi Pudhu Vasantham Poova Thalaya Sevvanthi Sundari Singapennae Vaanathai Pola

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Key people	T. G. Thyagarajan
Films	Moondram Pirai (1982) Pagal Nilavu (1985) Manithanin Marupakkam (1986) Jeeva (1988) Kizhakku Vaasal (1990) Idhayam (1991) Endrum Anbudan (1992) Vedan (1993) Honest Raj (1994) Harichandra (1998) Parthiban Kanavu (2003) Em Magan (2006) Jayamkondaan (2008) Baana Kaathadi (2010) Thodari (2016) Sathriyan (2017) Vivegam (2017) Viswasam (2019) Pattas (2020) Sivakumarin Sabadham (2020) Anbarivu (2022) Maaran (2022) Captain Miller (2024)
TV series	Anandham (2003–2009) Kalyanam (2009) Idhayam (2009–2012) Aan Paavam (2012) Puguntha Veedu (2012–2014) Annakodiyum Aindhu Pengalum (2015–2016) Sumangali (2017–2019) Thirumagal (2020–2023) (2017–2019) Meena (2023-)