Balika Vadhu
| Balika Vadhu | |
|---|---|
 Balika Vadhu Title card | |
| Also known as |
Balika Vadhu — Kachchi Umar Ke Pakke Rishte Balika Vadhu — Lamhe Pyaar Ke |
| Genre |
Indian soap opera Drama Entertainment |
| Created by | Purnendu Shekhar |
| Written by |
Purnendu Shekhar Gajra Kottary Rajesh Dubey Usha Dixit Raghuvir Shekhawat |
| Directed by |
Sidharth Sengupta Pradeep Yadav |
| Country of origin | India |
| Original language(s) |
Hindi Tamil English Rajasthani |
| No. of seasons | 02 |
| No. of episodes |
2175 as of 6 May 2016 (generally) 2165 as of 22 April 2016 (the end, first season) 10 as of 6 May 2016 (second season)[1] |
| Production | |
| Executive producer(s) |
Zakir Shaikh Sachin Chavan Fuzel Khan |
| Producer(s) |
Sunjoy Waddhwa Comal Sunjoy W. |
| Editor(s) |
Santosh Singh Janak Chauhan |
| Location(s) |
Jaitsar Udaipur |
| Cinematography |
Sanjay K. Memane Anil Katke |
| Camera setup | Multi-camera |
| Running time | 20 minutes |
| Production company(s) | Sphere Origins |
| Release | |
| Original network | Colors TV, Raj TV |
| Picture format |
576i (SDTV) 1080i (HDTV) |
| Original release | 21 July 2008 – Present |
| External links | |
| Website | |
Balika Vadhu (English: Child Bride, Child Marriage) is an Indian soap opera that airs on Colors TV. The story which is set in rural Rajasthan traces the arduous journey of a child bride from the brink of childhood to womanhood.[2]
It is currently the longest running Hindi daily soap on Indian television with more than 2000 episodes.[3]
Series overview
The show had two seasons titled Balika Vadhu — Kachchi Umar Ke Pakke Rishte (English: Child Bride — Strong Relationships of Tender Age, Child Marriage — Strong Relationship of Tender Age) and Balika Vadhu — Lamhe Pyaar Ke (English: Child Bride — Moments of Love, Child Marriage — Moments of Love).[4]
| Season | No. of episodes | Originally broadcast (India) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Series premiere | Series finale | |||
| 1 | 2165 | 21 July 2008 | 22 April 2016 | |
| 2 | 10+ | 25 April 2016 | Present | |
Plot
The story which is set in rural Rajasthan traces the arduous journey of a child bride from the brink of childhood to womanhood.[2] First season focuses on the life journey of Anandi and Jagdish, who were married in childhood. The second season reflects the lives of Anandi's daughter Dr.Nandini (Nimboli) who was also a child bride, Dr.Amit Goel and Krish.[4]
Cast
Season 1
- Avika Gor as Young Anandi Jagdish Singh (1-516)
- Avinash Mukherjee as Young Jagdish Bhairon Singh / Jagya (2-516)
- Pratyusha Banerjee † / Toral Rasputra as Anandi Shivraj Shekhar (516-1214) / (1218-2166) dead
- Shashank Vyas / Shakti Anand as Dr. Jagdish Bhairon Singh / Jagya / Jagat (517-1969) / (1974-2165)
- Sriti Jha / Sargun Mehta / Aasiya Kazi as Dr. Ganga Jagdish Singh (1168-1426) / (1427-1756) / (1758-2165)
- Siddharth Shukla as Shivraj Alok Shekhar / Shivaraj Anoop Shekhar / Shiv (1000-1795) dead
- Anjum Farooki / Deblina Chatterjee as Dr. Gauri Jagdish Singh / Gauri Singh (594-1087) / (1646-1670)
- Surekha Sikri as Kalyani Devi Dharmveer Singh / Dadisa (2-2162) dead
- Anup Soni as Bhairon Dharmveer Singh (1-1594)
- Smita Bansal as Sumitra Bhairon Singh (2-1594)
- Satyajit Sharma as Basant Dhamrveer Singh / Basant Mahaveer Singh (2-1641) dead
- Neha Marda / Sheetal Khandal as Gehna Basant Singh / Gehna Niranjan (48-921) / (922-1830)
- Rahul Lohani as Niranjan (1690-1830)
- Sanjay Basak as Nandkishor Basant Singh / Nandu (1100-1830)
- Gracy Goswami as Young Nandini Shivraj Shekhar / Nimboli Kundan Singh (1834-2166)
- Viren Vazirani as Young Shivam Shivraj Shekhar (1834-2166)
- Sparsh Shrivastav / Karan Pahwa as Kundan Akhiraj Singh (1834-2103) / (2104-2165)
- Sunil Singh as Akhiraj Singh (1823-2165) dead
- Rudrakshi Gupta as Harki Akhiraj Singh (1823-2164)
- Sudhir Pandey as Premkishore Shekhar (1061-1829)
- Sushmita Mukherjee as Subhadra (1567-1819)
- Jaineeraj Rajpurohit as Alok Premkishor Shekhar (1063-1829)
- Sonal Jha as Iravati Alok Shekhar (1061-1829)
- Anita Kulkarni as Meenakshi Anoop Shekhar (1061-1829)
- Avinash Wadhawan / Akshay Anand as Anoop Premkishor Shekhar 1441-1714) / (1718-1827)
- Khushmeet Gill / Shubham Jha as Amol Shivraj Shekhar (unknown) / (1515-1833)
- Dhairya Ashani as Young Mahendra Ratan Singh / Mahendra Jagdish Singh / Manu (1168-1833)
- Roop Durgapal as Sanchi Vivek Kabra (1073-1829)
- Vimarsh Roshan as Advocate Vivek Kabra (1511-1829)
- Abhishek Tewari as Mahi Anoop Shekhar (1061-1491)
- Vibha Anand / Janvi Chheda as Sugna Shyam Singh (1-630) / (unknown)
- Vikrant Massey / Sachin Shroff as Shyam Singh (172-630) / (unknown)
- Harsh Mehta as Mahendra Ratan Singh / Mahendra Jagdish Singh / Mannu (1835-2146)
- Shaswat as Abhimanyu Jagdish Singh /Abhi (1834-2146)
- Rajeshwari Sachdev as Mangala Devi Singh / Disa (1834-2153) dead
- Farah Hussain as Kamli Pushkar Singh (1834-2153)
- Parichay Sharma as Pushkar Jata Shankar Singh (1868-2153)
- Hiten Tejwani as Dr. Anant (1964-2155)
- Vidhi Pandya as Nidhi Anant (1960-2155)
- Amar Sharma as Madan Singh
- Asmita Sharma as Radha Madan Singh
- Chetanya Adib as Khajaan Singh (1-1829)
- Bhairavi Raichura as Bhagwati Khajaan Singh (1-1054) dead
- Rajendra Gupta as Mahaveer Singh
- Farida Jalal as Vsundhara Devi / Badi Jiji
- Jehangir Vakil as Pratap Singh (1-116) dead
- Mamta Chaturya as Phooli Bharat Singh
- Trisha Kapoor as Urmila Kundan Singh (1928-2086) dead
- Rishi Dev as Gopal (1838-1908) dead
- Meenakshi Arya as Naina Malhotra / Chagani (1835-2072)
- Sonal Handa as Saurabh Kabra
- Shalini Arora as Suman Kabra
- Bobby Parvez as Roshan Kabra
- Farhina Parvez Jarimari as Rakhi Kabra
- Gaurav Bajaj as Hardik (1629-1693)
- Digangana Suryavanshi / Nidhi Jha / Sonam Lamba as Gulli (unknown) / (unknown) / (1565-1693)
- Jhumma Mitra as Bhagirathi Jata Shankar Singh (1867-1981) dead
- Abhay Joshi as Jata Shankar Singh (1867-1981) dead
- Farnaz Shetty as Kanchan
- Geetanjali Mishra as Sona
- Nivedita Bhattacharya as Shivani Rajadhyaksha
- Semal Bhatt as Lal Singh
- Chandresh Singh as Ratan Singh
- Sanjay Batra as Het Singh
- Neha Gossain as Asha Abhishek Singh
- Dinesh Soni as Natu Lal
- Mohit Abrol as Anuj
- Harsh Chhaya as Palash
- Shweta Mahadik as Rasika
- Kamalika Guha Thakurta as Pramila
- Reena Aggarwal as Arshima
- Pavitra Sarkar as Balachander
- Sadiya Siddiqui as Sandhya / Teacher ji
- Sakshi Tanwar as Teepri / Teeja
Season 2
- Mahhi Vij as Nandini Shivraj Shekhar / Dr. Nandini Shekhawat / Nimboli Kundan Singh (1-present; 2166–present)
- Ruslaan Mumtaz as Krish (1-present; 2166–present)
- Avinash Sachdev as Dr. Amit Naresh Goel (1-present; 2166–present)
- Dishank Arora as Shivam Shivraj Shekhar / Shankar Singh (3-present; 2168–present)
- Prithvi Sankhala as Dr Naresh Goel (1-present; 2166-present)
- Yukthi Kapoor as Sudha Shekhawat (1-present; 2166–present)
- Shahab Khan as Mr. Shekhawat (1-present; 2166–present)
- Neetu Pandey as Yamuna Shekhawat (1-present; 2166–present)
Special cast from 1st season
- Gracy Goswami as Young Nandini Shivraj Shekhar / Nimboli Kundan Singh (1-3; 2166-2168)
- Viren Vazirani as Young Shivam Shivraj Shekhar (1-3; 2166-2168)
Distribution
Dubbed Versions
A dubbed version of the serial was telecasted in Tamil language as Mann Vasanai on Raj TV.
International broadcast
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In Croatia, it began airing on Doma TV under the title Mala nevjesta (Little bride). -
In Bulgaria, it began airing on Nova TV under the title Малката булка (Little bride). -
In Romania, it began airing on TV National under the title Mica mireasa (Little bride). -
In Serbia, it aired on RTV Pink under the title Мала невеста (Little bride). -
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, it began airing on Pink BH under the title Mala nevjesta (Little bride). -
In Montenegro, it began airing on Pink M under the title Mala nevjesta (Little bride). -
In Indonesia, it began airing on ANTV from March 15, 2016 under the title Anandhi.[5] -
In Kazakhstan, it airs under the title Келін (Bride) and broadcast on TV channel, Kazakhstan.[6] -
In Vietnam, the drama began airing under the title Cô Dâu 8 Tuổi (8-year-old Bride) on TodayTV in 2013.
Awards
| Year | Award | Category | Recipient | Role | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2008 | 8th Indian Telly Awards[7] | Best Child Artist(Female) | Avika Gor | Anandi Jagdish Singh | Won |
| Best Actor In A Supporting Role (Female) | Smita Bansal | Sumitra Bhairon Singh | |||
| Best Actor In A Negative Role(Female) | Surekha Sikri | Kalyani Dharamveer Singh | |||
| Best Fresh New Face(Female) | Avika Gor | Anandi Jagdish Singh | |||
| Best Programme With A Social Message | Balika Vadhu | Team | |||
| 2009 | 9th Indian Telly Awards[8][9] | Best Music Director | Lalit Sen | Crew | |
| Popular Child Artist(Male) | Avinash Mukherjee | Jagdish Bhairon Singh | |||
| Popular Child Artist(Female) | Avika Gor | Anandi Jagdish Singh | |||
| Popular Supporting Actor(Male) | Anup Soni | Bhairon Dharamveer Singh | |||
| Popular Daily Serial | Balika Vadhu | Team | |||
| 2010 | 10th Indian Telly Awards[10] | Best Actor In A Supporting Role(Male) Jury | Anup Soni & Satyajit Sharma | Bhairon Dharamveer Singh & Basant Mahaveer Singh | |
| Best Actor(Female) Jury | Avika Gor | Anandi Jagdish Singh | |||
| Best Music Director | Lalit Sen | Crew | |||
| 2011 | |||||
| 11th Indian Telly Awards[11][12] | Best Actress In A Supporting Role(Jury) | Surekha Sikri | Kalyani Dharamveer Singh | ||
| Best Actor In A Supporting Role | Anup Soni | Bhairon Dharamveer Singh | |||
| Most Popular Drama Series | Balika Vadhu | Team | |||
| Best Actress In A Supporting Role(Popular) | Anjum Farooki | Gauri Jagdish Singh | |||
| Best Actress In A Lead Role(Popular) | Pratyusha Banerjee | Anandi Jagdish Singh | |||
| Best Television Personality | Pratyusha Banerjee | Anandi Jagdish Singh | |||
| Best Onscreen Couple | Shashank Vyas & Pratyusha Banerjee | Jagdish & Anandi Singh | |||
| Most Popular Continuing TV Programme | Balika Vadhu | Team | |||
| Most Popular Daily Serial | Balika Vadhu | Team | |||
| Most Popular Programme With Social Message | Balika Vadhu | Team | |||
| Most Popular Ensemble | Balika Vadhu | Team |
Animated spinoff
Chhoti Anandi is an animated series that first aired on Colors TV on January 17, 2016. It is one of the few Indian animated series to feature a female protagonist.[13]
US version
Balika Vadhu US version will be broadcast in August 17, 2016 on CBS.
References
- ↑ "Balika Vadhu — Kachchi Umar Ke Pakke Rishte episodes". Balika Vadhu — Kachchi Umar Ke Pakke Rishte. 20 May 2014. Retrieved 20 May 2015.
- 1 2 "Colors TV Show/Serial - episodes, videos online on Colors". http://www.aapkacolors.com/. Retrieved 2016-04-24. External link in
|website=(help) - ↑ "'Balika Vadhu' becomes the longest running daily show on Indian TV". mid-day. Retrieved 2016-04-24.
- 1 2 "A Pinch of Love; A Blend of Emotions…A Prescription for Happiness Balika Vadhu…Lamhe Pyaar Ke | Cine Speaks". cinespeaks.com. Retrieved 2016-04-24.
- ↑ "'Anandhi', Serial Terpanjang di India Segera Tayang di ANTV". Iyaa.com. March 3, 2016. Retrieved March 3, 2016.
- ↑ "Келін (келин) индийский сериал 2014, все серии, последняя серия, үнді киносы қазақша тілде көру соңғы серия". Retrieved 6 April 2016.
- ↑ "The Eighth Indian Telly Awards : Winners". Tellyawards.indiantelevision.com. Retrieved 2014-03-05.
- ↑ "The Ninth Indian Telly Awards > Winners". Tellyawards.indiantelevision.com. Retrieved 2014-03-05.
- ↑ "The Ninth Indian Telly Awards > Winners". Tellyawards.indiantelevision.com. Retrieved 2014-03-05.
- ↑ "The Tenth Indian Telly Awards". Tellyawards.indiantelevision.com. Retrieved 2014-03-05.
- ↑ "Telly Awards : Winners". Tellyawards.indiantelevision.com. Retrieved 2014-03-05.
- ↑ "Indian Telly Awards - Nominees - Jury Award - Personality Award". Tellyawards.indiantelevision.com. Retrieved 2014-03-05.
- ↑ "Kidscreen » Archive » Viacom’s Colors commissions homegrown Indian series". Retrieved 6 April 2016.
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