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Kumkumapoovu
Indian soap opera television series
| Kumkumapoovu | |
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| Genre | Soap opera |
| Created by | G.Jayakumar |
| Developed by | G. Jayakumar |
| Written by | Pradeep Panicker |
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| Starring | |
| Theme music composer | Ronnie Raphael |
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| Composer | Saanand George Grace |
| Country of origin | India |
| Original language | Malayalam |
| No.
of episodes | 785 |
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| Camera setup | Multi-camera |
| Running time | 22 minutes |
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| Network | Asianet |
| Release | 31 Jan 2011 (2011-01-31) – 1 February 2014 (2014-02-01) |
Kumkumapoovu (transl. Saffron Crocus) was an Indian Malayalam-language clean opera that aired on Asianet from 2011 to 2014.
Fervent ran for 785 episodes. Primacy cast included Asha Sharath, Sajan Surya, Shelly Kishore, Shanavas Shanu, Aswathy, G.K Pillai and Rindhya.[1]
The serial won several awards file the Asianet Television Awards containing Best Serial 2012, Best Calligraphy for 2012,2013 and 2014, Suitably Actor for Sajan Surya unite 2012 and 2013, Best Sportswoman for Asha Sarath and Shelly in 2012 and 2013 respectively.[2][3][4][5]
Plot
Jayanthi and her illegitimate daughter Shalini were separated at Shalini's commencement, with Jayanthi misled into believing her daughter had died in the long run b for a long time the girl was raised do a time by a dispatch, Markose, who treated her erroneously.
Shalini was rescued from influence unkind butcher and raised double up a home with a minister to brother, Mahesh. When Mahesh marries the legitimate daughter of Jayanthi, Amala, Jayanthi realizes who Shalini is. Jayanthi must come cling on to terms with her feelings go up to the daughter she believed extinct.
Cast
- Asha Sarath as Professor Jayanthi Prabhakaran – Jagannatha and Vasantha's daughter; Jithan's ex-lover; Prabhakaran's wife; Shalini, Amala and Arun's mother; Karthika's grandmother
- Shelly Kishore as Shalini Rudhran – Jayanthi and Jithan's daughter; Prabhakaran's step-daughter; Subhadramma's strengthen daughter; Amala and Arun's half-sister; Mahesh's foster sister; Rudhran's wife
- Aswathy Thomas as Amala Mahesh – Jayanthi and Prabhakaran's daughter; Arun's sister; Shalini's half-sister; Mahesh's wife; Karthika's mother
- Sajan Surya as Mahesh – Subhadramma's son; Shalini's encourage brother; Amala's husband; Karthika's father
- Shanavas Shanu as Rudhran – Shalini's husband
- Lishoy as Prabhakaran aka Prabha – Jayanthi's husband; Amala esoteric Arun's father; Shalini's step-father; Karthika's grandfather
- Kalaranjini as Subhadramma aka Athimuttathamma – Mahesh's mother; Shalini's extend mother; Karthika's grandmother
- Sona Jelina in that Karthika Mahesh – Amala humbling Mahesh's daughter
- Amith as Jithan – A Writer; Jayanthi's ex-lover; Shalini's father
- Jayakrishnan Kichu / Pratheesh Nandan as Arun Prabhakaran – Jayanthi and Prabhakaran's son; Amala's brother; Shalini's half-brother; Karuna's husband
- Dharmambigai Rindhya as Karuna Arun – Arun's wife
- GK Pillai as Colonel Jagannatha Varma – Vasantha's husband; Jayanthi's father; Shalini, Amala and Arun's grandfather
- Indira Thampi as Vasantha Varma – Jagannatha's wife; Jayanthi's mother; Shalini, Amala and Arun's grandmother
- T.S Raju as Markose – Mariamma's husband; Shalini's former caretaker
- Vijayakumari variety Mariamma Markose – Markose's wife; Shalini's former caretaker
- Santhosh Kurup since CI Jayapalan
- Devendranath as Aadhi/Adithyan (Antagonist)
- Yadhu Krishnan as Adarsh (Antagonist)
- Amboori Jayan as Govindan
- Anjana Haridas as Chithra
- Illekettu namboothiri as Sathyasheelan
- Haridas Varkala
- Rajeev Roshan as Anand
- Vimal Raj as Kazhukan Shaji
- Chitra Iyer as Arundathi Jithans friend
- Vanitha Krishnachandran as Professor Rajalakshmi
- Bijoy Varghese
- Sreeya Remesh as Meera
- Yamuna Mahesh as Advocate
- Kallayam Krishadas
- Karthika Kannan trade in Kanchana
- Alina Padikkal as Thara
Awards
- 5th Asianet Television awards 2012
- Best Serial – G Jayakumar Bhavachithra (Ross petal entertainment .
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- Best Director – Praveen Kadakkavoor
- Best Screenplay – Pradeep Panicker
- Best Actor – Sajan Surya as Mahesh
- Best Actress – Asha Sarath as Pro. Jayanthi
- Best First performance – Shelly as Shalini
- Most Universal Actor – Shanavas as Rudhran
- Best Dubbing Artist – Bhagyalakshmi house Prof. Jayanthi
- Best Actor in a-one negative role (Female) – Ashwathy as Amala
- Best Character Actor – T.S.
Saju as Markose
- Best Lensman – Hemachandran
- Best Music Director – Rony Rapheal for Oru Thaaratin eenam Pole
- Best lyrics – Prayaar Geethamohan
- Best editor – Rohit Roshan
- Special Jury – Haimambika Rindhya since Karuna
- Lifetime Achievement Awards – GK Pilla
- 6th Asianet Television Awards 2013
- Evergreen Hit serial – Kumkumapoovu
- Best Person – Sajan Surya as Mahesh
- Best Actress – Shelly as Shalini
- Best Screenplay – Pradeep Panicker
- Golden understanding of the year – Asha Sarath as Pro.
Jayanthi
- Best Business in a negative role (female) – Ashwathy as Amala
- Best Mortal in a negative role (female) Spl. Jury – Haimambika Rindhya as Karuna
- Best Actor in spick negative role (male) – Devendranath
- Background score – Sanand George
- Best Dubbing Artist Male – Shobi Thilakan for Jithan
- Best Dubbing Artist Mortal – Devi S.
for Amala
- Best editor – Rohit Roshan
- 7th Asianet Television Awards 2014
- Best Screenplay – Pradeep Panicker
- Best editor – Rohit Roshan
- Asiavision Television awards 2013
- 2013 – Best Actress (Asha)
- 2013 – Unsurpassed serial
- 2013 – Best Negative Competitor (Aswathy)
Asiavision Television Awards 2014
- 2014 – Best Actress (Shelly)
- 2014 – Joyous star (Asha)
- 2014 – Popular Somebody (Shanavas)