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“We are very hopeful about the project, especially because the promo itself has invited so much response from the viewers,” Aadithyan says.Īs if the existing lot of tearjerker TV soaps were not enough, here comes a sequel to the mother of all tearjerker movies in Malayalam- ‘Akashadoothu’. Other artists in the cast are Prem Prakash (who had produced and acted in the movie), Sukumari, KPAC Lalitha, Raghavan and Seema G Nair among others. The serial has Chippi, Renjith’s wife, playing the role of the eldest of the four siblings (Seena Antony had done the part in the movie). That is when we thought about bringing the children into the picture,” Renjith says. So we could not arrive at a launching point for the story for quite a while.
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Many characters die in the movie itself and many artists who essayed important roles have passed away. It was not easy to work out a storyline around the movie.
The demise of Subair was a shock for all of us. “In fact, we had met Aranmula Ponnamma while the project was hatching and she had given all the blessings for the work. Artists like Aranmula Ponnamma, Thikkurissi Sukumaran Nair and Subair who were part of the movie are no more.
It was not easy to get the project going. “The serial also discusses whether her wish has been fulfilled,” Aadithyan adds. The story begins when this boy is told about his real family by his adopted parents and he decides to find his siblings,” says Renjith, who has produced five serials, which include ‘Sthree Oru Santhwanam’ and ‘Sree Guruvayoorappan’ and 10 films, which include ‘Chintamani Kolacase’, ‘Elsamma Enna Aankutty’ and ‘Makeup Man’.Īnnie had given away her children because she didn’t want them to end up as orphans after her death. He was just an infant when he was adopted. They have not seen each other and Monu, the youngest one, doesn’t even know about his biological parents and siblings. The narrative of the serial revolves around the four children who are adopted into three different families. So, I decided to go for a serial sequel,” says Renjith. The taste of the present day movie-goers is different and so making a filmy sequel would be risky. “The audience, I mean the good audience, who had watched the movie in theatres are now sitting at home, hooked on to the television. However, I was destined to meet Renjith who also had a similar idea,” says Aadithyan.Ībout four years back, Renjith had thought about doing the sequel of the movie as a serial. I even bought the rights of the movie from the producers. “Some three years back, wanting to bring something novel on the small screen, I had then thought about doing this sequel.
It is a miniscreen debut for Aadithyan, who has directed the Tamil movie ‘Aarvam’. It has happened the other way round - the movie ‘Puthran’ was a sequel to the serial ‘Michaelinte Santhathikal’,” Renjith says. “It is the first time that a film is getting a sequel on miniscreen. Santhosh Echikkanam has penned the story, script and dialogues and Sanand has scored the music.Īadithyan and Renjith have been working on the project for the last one year. The serial, which will go on air from next month on Surya TV, is directed by Aadithyan and produced by Renjith for Avantika Productions. The National Award-winning movie was written by Dennis Joseph. She is forced to give up her four children to different families before she breathes her last. Johnny gets killed and the widowed Annie is left in the lurch when she learns that she has blood cancer. The movie had a heart-wrenching storyline revolving around Annie (played by Madhavi), her husband Johnny (Murali) and their four children.
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