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Panchayat
Genre	Comedy-drama
Written by	Chandan Kumar
Directed by	Deepak Kumar Mishra
Starring
Music by	Anurag Saikia
Country of origin	India
Original language	Hindi
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	8
Production
Executive producer	Sameer Saxena
Cinematography	Amitabh Singh
Editor	Amit Kulkarni
Running time	35–40 minutes
Production company	The Viral Fever (Contagious Online Media Network)
Release
Original network	Amazon Prime Video
Original release	3 April 2020 – present

Deepak Parashar is a well-known Indian model and TV actor who always had flair for acting. He was born in Pune on April 2, 1952 and started his career with modeling. In the 1970’s Deepak enjoyed a very successful modeling career. He remained the face of Vimal Suiting for many years. He is the son of Shobha and Vishvanath Parasher. Last year, I had the absolute pleasure of watching Deepak Sharma direct an episode of Na Bole Tum Na Maine Kuch Kaha - Season 1. The scene was supposed to be short but intense. On paper, the scene was about half a page long, when the episode aired, what we saw on television was about 5 minutes long.

Panchayat is a 2020 Indian comedy-drama web television series that premiered on Amazon Video on 3 April 2020. Produced by The Viral Fever, the series chronicles the life of engineering graduate who joins as a Panchayat secretary in a remote village Phulera of Uttar Pradesh due to lack of better job options. The series stars Jitendra Kumar, Raghubir Yadav, Neena Gupta, and Biswapati Sarkar.

Deepak Kumar Mishra directed the show, and Chandan Kumar wrote it. The official trailer was released on 30 March 2020.^[1]

Premise[edit]

Panchayat shows the experiences of a city boy who after completing his graduation gets a low salary job in a remote village called Phulera.^[2]^[3]^[4]

Cast[edit]

Jitendra Kumar as Abhishek Tripathi, Panchayat Secretary^[5]
Neena Gupta as Manju Devi, Pradhan/Sarpanch^[6]
Raghubir Yadav as Brij Bhushan Dubey, Manju Devi's Husband, Pradhan-Pati^[7]
Biswapati Sarkar as Prateek, Abhishek's friend
Faisal Malik as Prahlad Pandey, Upa-Pradhan
Chandan Roy as Vikas, Office Assistant
Pooja Singh as Rinky, daughter of Pradhan^[8]
Subendhu Chakraborty as Mangal
Sushil Tondon as Bhindeshwar
Mubarak Khan as Ward Member 1
Kamal Rai as Ward Member 2
Govind Lobhani as Ward Member 3
Bal Mukund Rai as Ward Member 4
Salim Ansari as Ward Member 5
Mohd. Shakir as Ward Member 6
Dinesh Tiwaru as Ward Member 7
Kailash Karoshiya as Ward Member 8
Durgesh Kumar as Bhushan
Aasif Khan as “Asshole” Groom
Deepesh Sumitra Jagdish as Photographer
Sandeep Shikhar as Deenbandhu
Shrikant Verma as Parmeshwar
Jyoti Dubey as Sushma
Rajesh Jais as Virendra Gupta (BDO)
Aasif Khan as Ganesh,Bride Groom
Prateek Pachauri as Babloo
Dipesh Binyani as BDO's Assistant
Ebaabdullah Khan as Dabloo
Ankit Motghare as Theka Shopkeeper
Usha Nagar as Deenbandhu's Mother
Aditya Sharma as Groom's Father/Ganesh Father
Shashie-Vermaa as Master Ji
Vishwanath Chatterjee as Sub Inspector
Kusum Shastri as District Magistrate
Shubham as Goon 1
Prayag Sahu as Goon 2
Arvind Bhagwat as DM's Assistant

Episodes[edit]

No.	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
1	'Gram Panchayat Phulera'	Deepak Kumar Mishra	Chandan Kumar	3 April 2020
Abhishek Tripathi is a fresh engineering graduate who does not get placed in his final year. With only a job offer of a panchayat secretary, he tries to give it a shot as there is no other option left after graduating. He reaches Phulera and meets the former village sarpanch (husband of the current village sarpanch), the deputy sarpanch and his assistant. When Abhishek reaches Phulera, the doors of the panchayat office is locked and the keys missing. By the time the doors are opened (blown from the frame), the situation inside the office room turns him down. Abhishek decides that he needs to switch his job at the earliest and the only way to do so is by cracking CAT (Common Admission Test) and taking admission in one of the IIMs.
2	'Bhootha Ped'	Deepak Kumar Mishra	Chandan Kumar	3 April 2020
Abhishek, working as panchayat secretary, is also preparing for CAT after office hours. He has arranged for emergency lights as there is power shutdown in the village every night. He plans to install a solar-powered light in the panchayat office from the total lights allotted. His plan is thwarted when one of the panchayat member suggests to install the light at a place called Bhootha Ped (haunted tree) which will help the sarpanch garner votes in the upcoming election. Abhishek now undertakes the mission to uncover the truth.
3	'Chakke Wali Kursi'	Deepak Kumar Mishra	Chandan Kumar	3 April 2020
When Abhishek finds uncomfortable in his chair he brings a fabricated chair , when Pradhanji saw this he feels whoever sits in this “chakke wali kursi” (chair) , he is more superior . Once while a marriage function in the village , there is a miscommunication between Abhishek and the groom , where the groom asks to take the chair as a “dowry”. Abhishek reluctantly accepts it. Then Pradhanji offers his chair to Abhishek , where Abhishek found that Pradhanji offered his chair to bring a new “chakke wali kursi” for himself , which surprises him.
4	'Hamara Neta Kaisa Ho?'	Deepak Kumar Mishra	Chandan Kumar	3 April 2020
Abhishek is instructed by the BDO to put up family planning slogans. Since this is a pet project of the DM, he threatens him with disciplinary action if the work is not done on time. Abhishek gets the slogans painted and then walks around with Pradhan, Prahlad and Vikas to check on the work. The second slogan ,'Do bacche meethi Kheer, do se jyaada bawaseer' compares children born, after the first two , to a case of piles which provokes a strong reaction among villagers who have more than 2 kids. This puts Pradhan in a tough position since they all threaten to vote against him at the next election and he has the slogan removed. Manju Devi calls out the Pradhan on his weak leadership. Pradhan see's a picture of Sardar Patel and gets inspired. He has Abhishek to call a meeting of the ward and tells the gathering that he stand's by the slogan. Prahlad and Vikas also support the Pradhan. Abhishek tells the Panchayat that they should tell anyone offended by the slogan that it is like a warning on a cigarette packet which is meant to offend and scare. Pradhan instructs Vikas to put the slogan back. After the meeting, the BDO calls Abhishek to tell him that the piles slogan is not mandatory after a father of 6 in another village, offended by the slogan, burnt down the Panchayat office . Abhishek asks Pradhan if he wants to reconsider his decision but the Pradhan, inspired by Sardar Patel says that his decision is final.
5	'Computer Nahi Monitor'	Deepak Kumar Mishra	Chandan Kumar	3 April 2020
Frustrated by the lack of night life in the village, Abhishek decides to drink beer but forgets to lock the door of his room and finds his monitor stolen from the panchayat office the next morning. A furious Pradhan reprimands Abhishek for being careless and asks him to find a new accommodation. Abhiskek and Prahlad lodge an FIR at the local police station. A police officer arrives later at the panchayat office and suspects Abhishek of stealing the monitor for money. The officer along with Pradhan and others interrogate an irritated Abhishek who then explains his frustration because of his village routine and lonely life. Abhishek's outburst convinces Pradhan of his innocence. That night, Pradhan arranges a party along with Prahlad and Vikas to cheer Abhishek up. The next morning, Abhishek finds his stolen monitor returned, with a note saying the monitor was mistaken for a television.
6	'Bahot Hua Samman'	Deepak Kumar Mishra	Chandan Kumar	3 April 2020
Abhishek is having his photograph taken for the exam and Vikas gets into a verbal altercation with two men trying to sit on Abhisheks bike. The men threaten to 'fix' him when he shows up to get his photos the next day. Vikas wants to involve the Pradhan in this but Abhishek stops him. Next day when he goes to pick up his photo's , the photographer says that since he got into a tussle with men from his village, he is supporting them and he has deleted his pics. The men call him at night to taunt him. Now Abhishek has to take Pradhans help to resolve the matter
7	'Ladka Tez Hai Lekin..'	Deepak Kumar Mishra	Chandan Kumar	3 April 2020
Pradhanji fixed his daughter’s marriage to a guy whose family demanding 20 lakh rupees as dowry. When Pradhanji asked Abhishek about the situation he told he won’t take dowry from anyone even if he would got a good salary which impresses Pradhanji. Then he started testing Abhishek’s ability whether he’ll crack the CAT examination or not , meanwhile a couple is fighting over their son’s name which Abhisek suggested. Finally Pradhanji decided to ask Abhishek about marriage by let her daughter choose any finger between two , The same way the arguing couple decide their son’s name. But ,on the day of examination Pradhanji and Vikas found that Abhishek’s exam has not gone well. So he has no option to change his decision.
8	'Jab Jaago Tabhi Savera'	Deepak Kumar Mishra	Chandan Kumar	3 April 2020
Abhishek is not in a good mood even after 2months of his CAT examination , Vikas tries to cheer him up. Abhishek vent out all frustrations on him later apologizes. Somedays before the Republic day Manju devi taunts Abhishek for not cleared the CAT examination, where he taunts back as Manju devi is the actual Sarpanch but , every year Pradhanji hosted the flag ceremony. Which prompted Manju devi to learn the National anthem of India as she decided to host the flag ceremony, but fails to remember the National anthem. On the day of Republic day the District Magistrate notices the banner as Pradhanji is the Sarpanch and decides to go as an inquiry , where she about to suspend Abhishek Manju devi arrives. Then she hosted the flag ceremony and everyone celebrates. Abhishek realised his mistake and decided to try one more year for the CAT examination. At last he climbs on the water tank as his colleagues suggested earlier to fall in love with the village , where he meets Rinky , daughter of Pradhanji as the episode comes to an end.

References[edit]

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^DelhiMarch 30, India Today Web Desk New; March 30, 2020UPDATED; Ist, 2020 14:09. 'Jitendra Kumar reunites with Neena Gupta in web series Panchayat. Watch trailer'. India Today. Retrieved 8 April 2020.CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
^'Panchayat Release Date, Cast, Story, Trailer, All Episode Watch on Prime'. AuditionForm News. 3 April 2020. Retrieved 8 April 2020.
^Maheshwari, Aayushi (5 April 2020). 'Panchayat : TVF presents new series starring Jitendra Kumar aka Jeetu Bhaiya on Amazon Prime Video 2020'. Headlines of Today. Retrieved 8 April 2020.
^World, Republic. 'Panchayat cast list: List of actors and the characters they play in the series'. Republic World. Retrieved 28 April 2020.
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^MumbaiApril 6, Press Trust of India; April 6, 2020UPDATED; Ist, 2020 17:55. 'Raghubir Yadav on Panchayat: The script has captured the real essence of a village'. India Today. Retrieved 28 April 2020.CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
^BingePost, Team (16 April 2020). 'Panchayat Web Series: Download Offline on App or Watch Online – Cast & Plot'. Binge Post. Retrieved 18 April 2020.

External links[edit]

Retrieved from 'https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Panchayat_(TV_series)&oldid=990970875'

Kolangal
Genre	Soap opera
Written by	Story: V. Thiruselvam Screenplay: V. Thiruselvam Dialogues: Baskar Sakthi
Directed by	V. Thiruselvam
Creative director	Subramaniam Srinivasan
Starring	Devayani Deepa Venkat V. Thiruselvam Ajay Kapoor Mohan Sharma Sathya Priya Nalini Abishek Poornima Indhrajith Vanitha Krishna Chandran Kuyili
Theme music composer	D. Imman
Opening theme	'Kolangal Kolangal Azhagana Kolangal'
Composer	Kiran
Country of origin	India
Original language	Tamil
No. of seasons	7
No. of episodes	1533
Production
Cinematography	Phillips S. Vijayakumar
Editors	Sasi K. Basanth G. V. Rajan B. Chandru S. Neilston
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	approx. 13–22 minutes
Production company	Vikatan Televistas
Release
Original network	Sun TV
Original release	24 November 2003 – 4 December 2009

Kolangal is an IndianTamil-language soap opera which aired on Sun TV. It is a Prime time serial that aired in weekdays. from 24 November 2003 to 4 December 2009 for 1,533 episodes.^[1]^[2]

The show starred Devayani, Deepa Venkat, V. Thiruselvam, Ajay Kapoor, Poornima Indrajith, While Mohan Sharma, Sathya Priya, Abishek Shankar, Subhalekha Sudhakar, Nalini, Vanitha Krishnachandran, Kuyili, Bombay Gnanam, Dwarakish(Giri), Auditor Sridhar, Joker Thulasi, Bharathi, NeelimaRani, Devadharshini, Priyadarshini, Dhivyadharshini Supporting Roles & Co Stars.

After 15 years hiatus, the show started reairing from 26 November 2018 on Vikatan Prime Time YouTube channel.

The show is produced by Vikatan Televistas and directed by V. Thiruselvam.^[1] The title track was composed by D. Imman and sung by Harini.^{[citation needed]} It was also aired in Tamil on Sri Lanka's Shakthi TV and United Kingdom's Tharisanam TV.

Plot[edit]

The story centres on Abi, a hard-working, ambitious woman with strong beliefs and her business rival and half brother, Aditya. Abhi with her mother, maternal uncle, two sisters and brother leads a healthy life though she tries to keep herself happy because she had a dark past. Her father had abandoned her family and married another woman, the mother of Aditya, and has settled as a business tycoon. Abhi initially gets married, but it turns out to be an abusive relationship. Eventually, Adhi's lures all Abhi's close family members and turns out that all her family members are against her. Abhi divorces her husband and starts lives again. She starts a new company but is given competition by her stepbrother Aditya Eshwaramoorthy who considered her as a sworn rival. Abhi escapes from his brother's tortures and puts an end to her injustice. At the last scene, Abhi with the help of her friend Tholkappian leads a peaceful and hermit life. Abhi starts to help the orphanage, thereby ending she couldn't help herself, but she wishes to be dear among orphans even though they are not known to them. She leads a victorious life through the help of 2 friends, Tholkappian (Thols) and Usha, Adhi's ex-wife.^[3]

Cast[edit]

Main cast[edit]

Devayani as Abinaya 'Abi' Eshwaramoorthy, Baskar's ex-wife, Karpagam and Eshwaramoorthy's daughter,Anandhi, Aarthi, Manohar's elder sister; Aadhi's stepsister and arch rival (1-1533)
Deepa Venkat as Usha Aadhithya (Abi and Tholkapian's friend and Aadhi's wife) (1-1533)
V. Thiruselvam as Tholkapian 'Thols' (Abi and Usha's friend and Ganga's former lover; Menaka's elder brother) (1-1533)
Ajay Kapoor as Aadhithya 'Aadhi' Eshwaramoorthy, Usha's husband (Abi, Anandhi, Aarthi and Manohar's step-brother) (206-1527)
Poornima Indrajith as Meenu (Menaka) and Chellamma, Menaka (Tholkapian's younger sister) and Chellamma (Tholkapian and Menaka's mother) Dual Role of Poornima Indrajith (1044-1529)

Recurring cast[edit]

Abhishek Shankar as Baskaran 'Baskar' (Abi's ex-husband) (Narayanan and Alamelu's son) (2-1530)
Sathya Priya as Karpagam Eshwaramoorthy, (Abi, Anandhi, Manohar and Aarthi's mother) (Eshwaramoorthy's first wife) (1-1533)
Nalini as Alamelu Narayanan (Narayanan's wife) (Seetha, Baskar and Vidhya's mother) (3-1530)
Subhalekha Sudhakar as Narayanan (Alamelu's husband) (Seetha, Baskar and Vidhya's father) (3-603)
Mohan Sharma as Eshwaramoorthy (Karpagam and Kanchana's husband), (Abi, Aadhi, Anandhi, Manohar, Anjali, Arjun and Aarthi's father) and (Anu's Adoptive father) (Thiruvenkadam's elder brother) (236-1533)
Bharathi as Kanchana Eshwaramoorthy (Eshwaramoorthy's second wife), (Aadhi, Anjali and Arjun's mother) and (Anu's adoptive mother and Daughter of Anu Kanchana's Brother) (237-1526)
Manjari Vinodhini/Supriya (Temporary) (829-919) and After a short break back to her character Manjari as Anandhi Karthik (Karthik's wife) (1-780 & 976-1505)
Sri Vidhya as Aarthi Rajesh (Rajesh's wife) (1-1533)
Sridharan Gopal as Manohar (Anu's husband) (1-1533)
Shyam as Rajesh (Aarthi's husband) (16-1533)
Vishwa as Karthikeyan 'Karthik' (Anandhi's husband) (Sujatha's younger brother) (29-1505)
Nisha Ajay (278-394)/Deepa Narendra as Anu Manohar (Aadhi, Anjali and Arjun's cousin), (Eshwaramoorthy and Kanchana's adoptive daughter), (Manohar's wife) (436-1533)
Shraddha (278-636)/Dhivadharshini (638-805)/Akila as Anjali Kishore (Kishore's wife), (Aadhi's younger sister) (834-1456)
Tinku (278-1377)/Franklin as Arjun (Rekha's Husband), (Aadhi's younger brother) (1396-1456)
Neelima Rani as Rekha Arjun (Arjun's wife) (473-1499)
Auditor Sridhar as Viswanathan (9-1533)
Joker Thulasi as Krishnan (1-1533)
Dwarakish Giri as Giri (Aadhi's personal assistant) (206-1525)
Bombay Gnanam as Padhmavathi (Kanchana's mother) (271-968)
Vanitha Krishnachandran (9-684)/Kuyili as Saradha Thiruvenkadam (Thiruvenkadam's wife), (Sathish and Sumathi's mother) (694-1381)
Ramachandran as Thiruvenkadam (Saradha's husband), (Sathish and Sumathi's father) (Eshwaramoorthy's younger brother) (9-1533)
Charles as Dr. Mahesh (Psychiatrist Doctor) (Sumathi's husband) (452-1533)
Revathi Priya as Sumathi Mahesh (Mahesh's wife) (Sathish's younger sister) (9-1533)
Kalpana Shree as Malayamma (Shanthi) (Abi, Usha and Thols well wisher, Thols friend Angusamy's wife) (15-988)
Unknown as Angusamy (Thols Friend) (Malayamma/Shanthi's husband) (125-1038)
Thozhar. Ila. Ve. Aadhavan as Thozhar Balakrishnan (402-1508)
T. S. Raghavendra as Church Father Rafael
K. R. Rangamma as Balakrishnan's mother
Sujatha Panju as Nangai
Bhuvana (42-104)/Devadarshini as Sujatha (Chandran's ex-wife) (Karthik's elder sister) (105-488)
Narmadha as Chithra (Sujatha and Karthik's younger sister)
Kalaivani (3-59)/Preethi Sanjeev (65-459)/Priyadharshini/Unknown as Vidhya Ramesh (Ramesh's wife) (Baskar's younger sister)
K. Prabhakar/Kamesh Kumar as Ramesh (Vidhya's husband)
Bobby Bedi (554-686)/G. V. Vijesh as Kishore (Anjali's Husband) (767-1294)
Sabitha Anand as Thailambal (Thirumalachary's wife) (558-828)
Rajasekhar as Thirumalachary (Thilambal's husband) (558-828)
Keerthana as Uma (Ganga and Vasuki's elder sister) (558-828)
Chandra Lakshman as Ganga (Uma's younger sister) (554-828)
Aarthika Shree as Vasuki (Uma and Ganga's younger sister) (558-828)
Ponvannan (8-115)/Unknown as Rajaram, (Seetha's husband) (205-302)
Viji Chandrasekhar as Seetha Rajaram (Rajaram's wife), (Baskar's elder sister) (4-243)
Srilekha Rajendran as Valli (1-1531)
Kutty Pooja (117-749)/Sujitha 'Suji' as Chandra Sathish (Sathish's wife)
Balaji (9-41)/Dev Anand as Sathish Thiruvenkadam
Lakshmi Prasanna as Mahesh's Mother
Vijaya Raj as Rajendran (Abi's Uncle and Karpagam cousin) (46-1531)
Shanmuga Sundari as Rajaram's mother (8-233)
Vijaya Sarathi as Bharathi (Anandhi's Friend) (348-1504)
Sheela/Geetha Ravishankar as Ambika Gopinath (Usha's Mother)
Devaraj as Gopinath (Ambika's husband) (Usha's Step-father)
Preethi Menon Dayana as Thamizhselvi (Angusamy and Shanthi's daughter)
A. Thamizh Kumaran (512-1070)/Rangadhurai (1343-1452)/Bharathi Kannan as Minister Sankara Pandiyan (Sangu Pandiyan) (Rekha's father) (1460-1470)
Thilla as Thillairajan (668-1038) & Thilla is Back (Robot) (1378-1525)
Rajkrishna as Raghavan
Gandhimathi as Narayanan's sister (446-459)
B. Lenin
K. Kannan as Sabapathi (Karna and Rajesh's Father)
Premi as Lakshmi (Karna and Rajesh's Mother) (20-1489)
Sneha Nambiar as Ranjani (Upendra's ex-wife) (After the divorce of Baskar and Abi, Baskar marrying Ranjani but, the day before marriage Ranjani's (ex-husband) Upendra killed her, after marriage stopped) (162-394)
Kavitha Solairaja as Sangeetha Baskaran (Baskar's second wife)
Vizhuthugal Santhanam as Gunasekharan (Sangeetha's father)
Yugendran as Sivadhas (Rani's husband) (286-946)
Oorvambu Lakshmi as Rani (Sivadhas wife) (357-485)
Suhasini as Geetha (249-251)
K. Natraj as Antony
Imman Annachi as Anwar
Narendra as Upendra (Ranjani's ex-husband) (385-765)
Nagalaksmi as Kala (58-1490) (Karunakaran's wife)

(Former her Character Name Lakshmi, After her name changed Kala)

Unknown as Karna (Kala's husband), (Rajesh's elder brother)
Revathi Shankar as Maragatham Viswanathan (Viswanathan's wife)
B. Ramachandran as Abi and Tholkappiyan's lawyer
Anuradha as Rajamani Kandhasamy (Ranjan's aunty) (513-1311)
Sam T. Wilson as Ranjan
Ravi as Ravi (Menaka's personal assistant)
Jayashree as Jennifer 'Jenni' (Menaka's personal assistant)
Surendran as Thamizh Selvan
Harish Uthaman as Madhubalakrishnan 'Madhu', a Musician (Menaka's lover)
Vinitha as Punitha (Karna and Kala's Daughter)

(Former her character name Gomathi, After her name changed Punitha)

Unknown/Deepa Shankar as Sundhari Rajesh (Rajesh second wife)

(Former her character name Suganthi, After her name changed Sundhari)

K. Thangamani Prabhu as Murali (84-178 & 1170-1477)
Shabnam as Vasundhara Murali (Murali's wife) (1170-1183)
Sumathi Shree as Manjula (735-758)
Unknown as Maddy (670-842)
Usha as Sarasu (Nair's wife) (19-122)
Kamalesh as Shankar (17&20)
Black Pandi as Kannan (21-98)
Pattukottai Sivanarayana Moorthy as Abi's former house owner
Birla Bose as Prabhu (Police Inspector) (128-661)
C. N. Ravi Shankar as Karthik's friend/Velu (1512-1516)
Raviraj as Business man (Ganga's part time business boss) (597)
Ennathe Kannaiah as Kannaiah (Photographer)
Nesan as Raghu (Bhaskar's friend (7-518)
Giridhar Thirumalachary as Psychiatrist Doctor (382)
Mohan Vaidya as Temple priest (Arundhathi's father) (391-395)
Kulothunga Cholan as Kulothunga Cholan (Detective)
Vanaja as Jaya Chithra (Kulothunga Cholan's assistant)
Sathish as Vivekanandhan (Kulothunga Cholan's assistant)
V. Nagarani as V. Nagarani (HOPE Special School Trustee)
Saroja as Kamatchi
Kovai Senthil as Chitrambalam
Lalitha as a land owner
B. Jayalakshmi as Arundhathi (391 & 392)
Rajadhurai as a police inspector
K. Veera as Engineer (329 & 423)
Mangalanathan as a temple priest
Ravi Varma as Sivasubramaniam
Kovai Krishnan as Varadharajan
T. V. V. Ramanujam as STV anchor
Vijayalakshmi as Varadharajan's wife
Sundar as a reporter
Bhavya Kala as Sandhya (Usha's younger Step-sister) (1401-1410)
S. Sekar as Vetri Maran
Manikandaraj Major as Manikandaraj
Usha Elizabeth as Doctor (559 & 560)
P. S. Vijaya Kumar as Sivadhas former henchman
Muthuraman as Guruvaran, a Builders Association Committee Member
Jayakumar as Maari's friend
Anandhi Robin as a doctor
Venkatakrishnan as a doctor
Bobby Bilal as Prithvi
Sivaramman as a fake income tax officer/a Builders Association Committee Member
Guhan Shanmugam as Sathish's friend
Unknown as Aravindh (Aarthi's Misbehaviour)
Selvanathan R. as a chief doctor
N. P. Jothi as Vanaraja
Yuvraj as Pazhani
Sampath Ram as a police inspector
Iyyappan Kobee as a land registrar
Vishwanath as Joseph
Mathivanan as a judge
Y. P. Gajendran as a judge
Jagadeesan as a police commissioner
Baskar Sakthi as Dr. Vaali
Bharathi Mohan as a police inspector
Soodhu Kavvum Sivakumar as Sivakumar
Poovannan
Aaramudhan

Soundtrack[edit]