Rudhra Veenai Tamil Serial Title Song

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'Chithi' -- the mega-serial -- marked a watershed moment in Tamil TV serials going from good to tolerable to absolutely nonsensical. There was much hullabaloo in Srirangam when this serial started airing in 1999 (?). The ads had been showing for a good month before the launch and everyone was terribly excited seeing the Srirangam temple elephant in the title song. Folks living in Mainguard gate were enthralled with the shots of Malaikottai and Cauvery. All-in-all, many people in Trichy were going to be glued to the TV come premiere-night.
Rumors floated around that the entire serial was set in Srirangam. My cousin came home with news that her friend's house in East Chithirai Street had been used for filming the first few episodes. Both of us made a slight detour to the said house during one of our shopping trips. We were terribly excited!
Anyway, the serial was good enough for the first few episodes. After that, CJ Bhaskar or someone else decided that the public had no brains and started dishing out crap. Of course, many more crappy serials followed.

Rudra veenai tamil serial title song youtube

The reason for this post is not weepy Tamil soaps but rather, another class of TV serials that seem to be extinct now. I had long ago given up hope on serials until S suggested watching 'Rudhra Veenai'. I was sceptical initially but started watching anyway. I was totally thrilled with the direction, screenplay and the story! 'Marma Desam' and 'Vidaadhu Karuppu' followed on my list. Director Naga has done such an excellent job with the lighting, plot, casting and dialogues!

Rudra Veenai Tamil Serial Title Songs

Watching the series made me wonder how we made the descent from the likes of 'Marma Desam' into crappy serials like 'Selvi'. When I was growing up, we used to watch 'Kaiyalavu Manasu..' and 'Vanna Kolangal' regularly. There were many more classy serials the names of which I can't remember right now. Why are comedy/mystery stories not a main course in the serial fare today? Where have all the good directors gone? Where are all the good stories? Just like they have competitions these days for singing, dancing etc.., someone ought to come up with a forum that'll let directors with innovative story ideas showcase their wares. There's no telling but what in 20 years, I might be sitting at home during the day and I definitely demand better entertainment than weepy soaps! :)

Mundhanai Mudichu
Tamil	முந்தானை முடிச்சு
Genre	Soap opera Drama
Created by	Madhu Mohan C.U Muthu Selvan
Based on	Kumkum Bhagya
Written by	Salem Siva M.P. Dialogues Ve. Ki. Amirtharaj
Screenplay by	Ve.Ki.Amirtharaj Siva.I.la.Amalraj
Directed by	Salem.Siva.MP. (001-167) P.Selvam (168-1325)
Creative director	SiddhiqMadhumohan
Starring	Delhi Kumar Durga Rani Sreeja Chandran Kuyili Manohar.K
Country of origin	India
Original language	Tamil
No. of seasons	22
No. of episodes	1,325
Production
Producer	Siddhiq
Cinematography	Ashok Devaraj B. Thiyagarajan
Editors	S.N.Balaji V.Karthik
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	approx. 20-22 minutes per episode
Production company	Cine Times Entertainment
Release
Original network	Sun TV
Original release	26 April 2010 – 4 April 2015

Mundhanai Mudichu is a 2010 Indian Tamil-language soap opera that aired on Sun TV.^[1] The show premiered from 26 April 2010 to 4 April 2015 for 1,325 episodes. It aired Monday through Saturday at 6:00PM IST. The show stars Delhi Kumar, Shree Durga, Manoharan Krishnan, Rani and Hemalatha

The show produced by Cine Times Entertainment and Directed by Salem Siva MP, P.Selvam, Sundar.K.Vijayan,Saadhasivam Perumal. and Creative Head by Siddhiq.^[2]^[3]^[4]

Rudra Veenai Tamil Serial Title Song Youtube

The 'Mundhanai Mudichu' theme song was written by lyricist Vairamuthu and composed by Kumar and Pandiyan. Other music for the serial is provided by G. V. Kalaikathir. It also airs in Sri Lanka on the Tamil channel Vasantham TV.

Plot[edit]

The Story is about Kandaswamy and his family. Prema wants to destroy Kandaswamy and his family because she thinks that her father was killed by Kandaswamy. So, she makes lot of evil plans and gives troubles to Kandaswamy's family but Kavitha, eldest daughter-in-law of the family, stands against her and saves the family from Prema.

Cast[edit]

Main[edit]

Delhi Kumar as Kanthasamy (Episode 1-1325)
Manoharan as Muthukumar (1-1325)
Sri Vidya (1-404) → Shree Durga (405-1325) as Kavitha Muthukumar
Vineetha Shalini (1-1099) → Soniya as Meena Madhavan (Madhavan's 1st wife) (1100-1325)
Maanas Chavali as Madhavan (558-1325)
Ramya Shankar (1-56) → Krithika Annamalai (56-575) → Pooja Lokesh (575-989) → Rani (989-1325) as Prema Pazhaniyappan

Recurring[edit]

Sreeja Chandran as Tamizharasi
Prakash Rajan as Saravanan
Srisha as Vasanthi Saravanan
Kurunji Nathan as Karthik
Durga as Swathi Karthik
Pooja → Jyothi as Thenmozhi
Thilla as Pazhaniyappan (Kanthasamy Brother, Prema's husband)
Vetrivelan as Ranjith Raj
Hari Priya as Anitha Ranjith Raj
Sridhar as Rathnam Madhavan's father
Vijayalakshmi as Nandhini
Geetha Saraswathi as Uma Madhavan's mother
Srividya Natrajan as Avanthika Madhavan (Madhavan's 2nd Wife)
Bhavani → Rekha Suresh as Avanthika's mother
Madhu Mohan as Avanthika's father
Raghuvaran as Karuppu
Sri Vidhya Shankar as Tamizharasi's biological mother
Sivan Srinivasan as Tamilzharasi's biological father
Sruthi as Priya (Tamizharasi's friend, died in serial, killed by Ashok)
Vijayalakshmi → J. Lalitha as Ashok's mother
Vijay Anand (1-500) → Sharvan Rajesh (500-715) → Nesan (716-1325) as Ashok (Priya's affair, jailed)
Kovai Krishnan as Thangarasu (Ashok's father, died in serial)
Sangeetha as Sailatha
S. N. Parvathi as Meenakshi, Sadhasivam's mother
Kuyili as Meenakshi (Kavitha's, Vasanthi's and Swathi's mother, died in the serial, killed by Prema)
Raviprakash → Mohan Sharma as Annamalai (Kavitha's, Vasanthi's and Swathi's father, Died in the serial, killed by Sadhasivam)
Sulakshana as Krishnaveni Kanthasamy (Died in the serial, killed by Prema)
S. N. Lakshmi → Vatsala Rajagopal as Kanthasamy and Pazhaniyappan's Mother (Died in the serial, killed by Prema)
Pollachi Babu as Sadhasivam (jailed)
Bhuvana → Revathy Sankar as Prema's mother (died in the serial)
Rajkumar Manoharan as Meena's ex-lover (dead in serial, killed by Madhavan)
Hemalatha as Vedhavalli (Pazhaniyappan First Wife, Killed By Pazhaniyappan)

Broadcast[edit]

The series aired Monday through Friday in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh on Gemini TV and was dubbed in Telugu as Kongumudi. The series also aired in Sri Lanka on the Tamil channel Vasantham TV.