Uthiripookkal (TV series)
Uthiri Pookal () is a 2011 Tamil-language soap opera that aired on Sun TV from 14 November 2011 to 4 October 2013 on Monday through Friday at 06:30PM (IST) for 476 episodes. It had been receiving the highest ratings of Tamil serials and received high praising from viewers. The show starring by Chetan, Vadivukkarasi, Maanasa Hemachandran, Sharavan, Karna, Sadhasivam, Harikrishnan and producer by Home Movie Makers Sujataa Vijaykumar, K.Vijaykumar and directed by E. Vikkiramaathithan. It is the story of a good individual who adopts three children and brings them up with care and affection. It was also aired in Sri Lanka Tamil Channel on Shakthi TV. The show was re-telecastied from March 1, 2021, to March 25, 2022, at 09:00AM (Indian Standard Time).Chetan's performance as Sivanesan was highly praised by the viewers and the show received highest ratings at 6.30 pm slot.Chetan won the Tamil Nadu state award for his portrayal of Sivanesan.Uthiripookal was selected as best serial of 2012 and won the Tamil Nadu state award. Cast Main Cast Chetan as Sivanesan Vadivukkarasi as Alamelu Manasa as Sakthi Shravan as Lakshmipathy Additional Cast Akila as sushi Shamilly Sugumar as Megha Hari Ruthran as Dilipan L.Raja as dhakshinamoorthy Srilekha as Valliammai Revathypriya as Karuna Nithya Ravindran as Manonmani Dev Anand as Sathish Shyaam as Elango Shabnam as Shalini Mahalakshmi as Priya Bharathy as Bhagya Lakshmi Roopa Shree as Jamuna Srirubi as Nila Swetha as Suguna Revathi Priya as Karuna Karna as Sadhasivam Sadhasivam as Pandi durai Awards and nominations Original soundtrack Title song It was shot in a different manner as a Terukkuttu (a popular art form in Tamil Nadu) The title track was composed by Ilakkiyan and was sung by popular playback singer Solar Sai. The lyrics for the title track were written by Yugabharathi. Rest of the music for this serial was provided by Kiran. Production The series was directed by E. Vikkiramaathithan. It was produced by Home Movie Makers Sujataa Vijaykumar, K.Vijaykumar, along with the production crew of 2002-2016 Sun TV Serials Manaivi and Madhavi. Adaptation The series has been remade into in Telugu language as Maa Nanna which aired on Gemini TV in 2012. See also List of programs broadcast by Sun TV List of TV shows aired on Sun TV (India) References External links Official Website Sun TV on YouTube Sun TV Network Sun Group Sun TV original programming 2010s Tamil-language television series 2011 Tamil-language television series debuts Tamil-language television shows 2013 Tamil-language television series endings