Plays the role of Chidambaram who belongs to a middle class orthodox family who has 5 daughters Kaveri in Dhanam’s character, Gayathri in Saroja’s character, Vanaja as Leela’s character, in the character of Viji and as his youngest daughter Bhavani., ', ', Thirumurugan and ' are the Son in Laws of Chidhambaram. The mega serial was also dubbed in Telugu as “Mettala Savvadi” and telecasted in Gemini TV and remade in Kannada as “Mangalya” and telecasted in Udaya TV, and remade in Malayalam as “Minnukettu” and telecasted in Surya TV and remade in Hindi as “Shubh Vivah” and telecasted in Sony Tv but the story lines has altered in all three languages into different stories and all had a different climax, in accordance with the taste of their regional audience. And first time in the Tamil television history, audience started to hum the title song of a Tamil serial, that’s starts with “Ammi Ammi Ammi Midhithu.”, the lyrics, the tune and the visuals showing of a marriage occasion made this title song equivalent to a films song, and almost everyone who used to watch this serial would still remember the lyrics. And “Muhurtham” serial was the sequel to this serial. Siddique has produced this serial and was aired under Cine Times Entertainments banner on Sun TV from 6th May 2002 till 17th June 2005. This serial is written and directed by Guinness Record famous Thirumurugan. Metti Oli symbolizes the rhythm produced by the toe ring which is wore by married women.
Cine Times Entertainment produced it and the serial telecasted for about fifteen to twenty minutes daily excluding advertisements.Īnother version of this story. However, the serial finally ends up on a good note uniting all family members after the death of Chidambaram thereby bringing smiles on everybody’s face. During the last episodes of the serial, Chidambaram dies in a road accident when he was walking on the road in a depressed state of mind. Their father carefully analyzes the problem and appeals to everyone to take care of his daughters. Since all are girls, they report to their father of any issues they face in with their respective husbands or mother-in-law. The Metti Oli serial is taken in the landscapes of a beautiful village called Alagar Kulam. He managed to raise all 5 daughters all by himself as his wife died when they were children.Ĭhidambaram has taken extra care in raising up their girls as disciplined daughters who are very innocent and caring. Chidambaram is a land broker and he has great respect among everyone.
He often gets troubled by Rajam quoting the activities of Saroja, his elder daughter. Eventually bagged the role of Bhavani, the youngest daughter of Delhi Kumar's character in the serial. Tamil Actress Revathi Priya acted in Serials Metti Oli. Raju rambha ramkumar ramya rani ranjani rawat Reception reddy revathi revathy Robert Pattinson Sana Askari saree sathyaraj sayanora serial shaam shakshi shalini sharuk shashi sherlyn Shreya Reddy sibiraj. The father is very patient and always remains calm in whatever circumstances, be it happy or sad.Īctress Revathi Family Pictures., South, suresh, Tags: actress, Wedding, Weddings Couples. Articles copied from Draft Namespace on Wikipedia could be seen on the Draft Namespace of Wikipedia and not main one.The entire plot of Metti Oli is about the daily happenings of Chidambaram’s five daughters. The list of its authors can be seen in its historical and/or the page Edithistory:Mahalakshmi (Tamil actress). This article "Mahalakshmi (Tamil actress)" is from Wikipedia.
She was also dragged into a controversy with one of her costars. She hold a degree in B.Sc Visual Communication from WCC Chennai. She was born in Chennai and completed her schooling from Velankanni Matriculation And Higher Secondary School, Chennai. Later went on to act in hit TV serials like Yamiruka Bayamen, Office, Chellamay, Uthiripookkal, Harichandanam (Malayalam) and Oru Kai Osai. Mahalakshmi is an Indian Television actor who predominantly works in Tamil television series.She made her acting debut in the Tamil television serial “Arasi”.
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