Thiyey Mihithuge Vindhakee

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Thiyey Mihithuge Vindhakee
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Genre Romantic drama
Written byIbrahim Waheed
(Episode 1–31)
Aishath Neena
(Episode 32–52)
Screenplay by Abdul Faththaah
Directed by Abdul Faththaah
Starring
Country of originMaldives
Original languageDivehi
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes52
Production
CinematographyMohamed Shiyaz
Abdulla Shameel
Abdul Latheef
EditorsAhmed Mohamed
Mohamed Jinah
Hassan Nishath
Ahmed Zufar
Running time21–32 minutes
Original release
Release2003 (2003) 
2004 (2004)

Thiey Mihithuge Vindhakee is a 2003 Maldivian romantic television series directed by Abdul Faththaah. [1] The series stars Sheela Najeeb, Mohamed Manik, Zeenath Abbas in lead roles. [2] [3]

Contents

Premise

Ahmed Ayaz (Mohamed Manik) visits his parents' island and meets Aminath Nadhiya (Sheela Najeeb) whom he falls deeply in love with, although his mother, Zainab (Haajara Abdul Kareem) finalizes his marriage with another girl. Zainab disapproves their relationship and desperately tries to separate the couple. Ayaz leaves to Male' with his family, promising to return in a few days to bring back Nadhiya, however is met with an accident and dies, on the day he was supposed to depart.

Mohamed Adheel (Mohamed Manik), a lookalike of Ayaz is introduced, who is married to an infertile nurse, Husna (Zeenath Abbas) and desperately trying to conceive a baby. Husna is continuously blackmailed by her ex-husband, Shareef (Ahmed Saeed) who warns her to expose her infertility to Adheel, if she fails to fulfill his demands. Adheel unknowingly visits to Nadhiya's island, accompanied by his friend, Amir (Hassan Afeef). He meets Nadhiya who compares him with Ayaz, someone whom Adheel has never met. Nadhiya agrees to marry Adheel unbeknownst to her of his previous marriage.

Cast

Main role

Recurring role

Guest role

Development and release

The story was based on the novel published by Ibrahim Waheed of the name Hithu Vindhu on Haveeru Daily. [4] Few episodes before the series finale, Waheed was replaced by Aishath Neena. [4]

The series was released in 2003. It was later streamed on digital platform Baiskoaf from 5 July 2020. [4] The series mainly received positive reviews from critics and viewers. Ahmed Adhushan from Mihaaru choose the series among the "Top 5 best series directed by Faththaah". [5] Sajid Abdulla reviewing from MuniAvas selected the series in the "Top 10 best television series of all time" and wrote: "The series will remain one of the best production in television industry. The scenes where Sheela desperately waits for a call from Manik and running on the beach bidding farewell to him are still iconic". [6]

Soundtrack

Track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicSinger(s)Length
1."Thiey Mihithuge Vindhakee"Ahmed Nashidh (Dharavandhoo) Hussain Sobah Lahufa Faiz, Hussain Sobah  
2."Nindheveethee Meymathee" (Male Version)Ahmed ShakeebAyyuman ShareefMuaviyath Anwar 
3."Nindheveethee Meymathee" (Female Version)Ahmed ShakeebAyyuman Shareef Shifa Thaufeeq  
4."Andhiri Hayaatheke"Ahmed Nashidh (Dharavandhoo) Hussain Sobah Hussain Sobah  
5."Kihineh Mi Vevey Loaiybaa"Ahmed Nashidh (Dharavandhoo) Hussain Sobah Aishath Inaya  

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