Sivayya Serial Gemini
[3] Remarks Krishnadasi marked the debut of the actor Gemini Ganesan in. It is based on the Tamil serial Krishnadasi which itself is based on a book of the same. It is the remake of a Telugu movie Sivayya, which was also produced by D.
Anveshitha Written by Dr. Iliyas Jyotsna Directed by Iliyas Ahmed (Pradyumna) Starring Opening theme Anveshitha (sung by ) Country of origin India Original language(s) No. Of episodes 100 Production Producer(s) Running time 24-25 minutes Production company(s) Release Original network Picture format Original release 27 August 1997 – 1999 Anveshitha is an, supernatural drama, mystery-thriller television serial written by [ Dr.Iliyas Jyotsna] and directed by [Iliyas Ahmed] under the Pradyumna. The serial, which was made in language, premiered on on August 27, 1997. The show ran for 100 episodes, and by the time of the telecast of its last episode in 1999, it became hugely popular among Telugu audience, winning eight in different categories. Each of its episodes lasted for about 30 minutes and drew in the elements of the,,, horror,.
It was produced by, the head of the and the then head of ETV. The serial portrays several supernatural elements like, black magic, the,,,,, working of the,,,,. Contents • • • • • • Plot [ ] The serial was based on a paranormal novel of the same name written by the director Ilias Ahmed. The story revolves around a young woman named Snigdha () who comes to live in after marrying her beau Pavan (), an, much to the disapproval of her. There, certain events lead her to discover an eerily desolated, inside which she encounters a strange [ ], whose members worship a bat-like named [ ]. Strangely, the place is visible only to Snigdha and when she recounts what she saw, everyone around her starts to think she is delusional, much to her chagrin.The [ ] seems to haunt her wherever she goes and she starts experiencing [ ].
The terror-stricken woman spends sleepless nights, and spirals into depression with no one to believe her and a not-so-loving mother-in-law. Meanwhile, a young woman named [ ](Lakshmi) is hired as a household help by Snigdha's mother-in-law. Unbeknownst to anyone, Mastanamma, who practices, captures a terrifying paranormal entity known as ' [ ]' and holds him captive on the top a wardrobe as her slave. She also falls in love with Pavan and so intends to get rid of Snigdha with the help of Khabees, who starts terrifying Snigdha from above the wardrobe.
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Meanwhile, Snigdha gets pregnant much to the dislike of her mother-in-law. A series of events make Mastanamma realize her mistakes and she becomes friends with Snigdha. Eventually, Snigdha gives birth to a boy named Aniruddh ( [ ]), whom Mastanamma saves from the attack of the Karakinkara followers. But, soon after giving birth to Aniruddh, Snigdha dies in a fire accident and Mastanamma disappears without a trace. After the death of Snigdha, a grief-stricken Pavan raises Aniruddh on his own for 7 years, before uncovering hair-raising facts and shocking truths behind Snigdha's death. The next few episodes answer questions like was Snigdha really dead?
Does her mother-in-law has anything to do with her death? Where did Mastanamma disappear to? What happened to Khabees? Who are these Karakinkara followers?
Why were they after Snigdha? How does young Aniruddh try to get into touch with his dead mother? Why does he start believing in the paranormal? Who is Professor Athma () and why does he befriend Aniruddh? The first 50 episodes revolve around the struggles of Snigdha and Pavan, while the next 50 episodes focus entirely on a [ ] (), who acquires extra-sensory perception and starts remembering his past life, with the help of a spirit guide named Clara (). A few more important characters are introduced like [ ] (Raja),the head of the Karakinkara cult, Ankitha (), Aniruddh's best friend and [ ], Aniruddh's love interest. How he manages to eliminate the powerful and evil cult of Karakinkara forms the crux of the story.