Marathi-language TV series
Tu Chal Pudha |
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Genre | Drama |
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Written by | Shweta Pendse Priya Ramnathan Sayali Kedar |
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Directed by | Raju Sawant |
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Starring | See below |
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Country of origin | India |
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Original language | Marathi |
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No. of episodes | 456 |
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Producer | Zee Studios |
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Production locations | Mumbai, Maharashtra, India |
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Camera setup | Multi-camera |
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Running time | 22 minutes |
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Production company | Zee Studios |
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Network | Zee Marathi |
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Release | 15 August 2022 (2022-08-15) – 13 January 2024 (2024-01-13) |
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Tu Chal Pudha (transl. You go ahead) is an Indian Marathi language television series airing on Zee Marathi.[1][2] It is directed by Raju Sawant and produced by Zee Studios.[3][4] It premiered from 15 August 2022 by replacing Man Udu Udu Jhala.[5][6] It stars Deepa Parab, Aditya Vaidya and Dhanashree Kadgaonkar in lead roles.[7][8]
Summary
The story revolves around Ashwini, an ideal housewife and a perfect mother, and what she does for her family. The family has a dream of buying a luxury home one day and are working hard for the sake of it. Ashwini also wishes to contribute her part to accomplishing their dream, but the family members are skeptical of her decision and believe that she cannot work and make money. However, Ashwini does not back off from her opinion and opens a beauty parlor. She starts earning money and becomes an independent woman.
Cast
Main
- Deepa Parab[9] as Ashwini Divakar Mhatre / Ashwini Shreyas Waghmare
- Aditya Vaidya as Shreyas Prakash Waghmare
- Dhanashree Kadgaonkar[10] as Shilpi Prakash Waghmare / Shilpi Vidyut Mhatre
Recurring
- Shreyas' family
- Vaishnavi Kalyankar as Mayuri Shreyas Waghmare
- Pihu Gosavi as Kuhu Shreyas Waghmare
- Devendra Dodke as Prakash Digambar Waghmare
- Pratibha Goregaonkar as Ujjwala Prakash Waghmare
- Ashwini's family
- Deepkar Parkar as Vidyut Divakar Mhatre
- Yogesh Kelkar as Divakar Mhatre
- Leena Pandit as Kamlavati Divakar Mhatre
- Reyansh Juwatkar as Sanjay Vidyut Mhatre
- Others
- Pari Telang as Vrushali Sontakke / Meera Kaushik Kalsekar
- Vandana Marathe as Jayashri
- Ganesh Sarkate as Baban Pande
- Sneha Majgaonkar as Prajakta Pande
- Darshan Pandya as Anshuman Patnayak
- Maitrey Bapat as Rudra
- Charuta Supekar as Kunda
- Priyanka Deshmane as Rutuja
- Shalaka Chitale as Mrs. Shirke
- Dhruv Datar as Vikram Mohite
- Senjali Masand as Jennifer
- Prachi Pisat as Tara
- Raj More as Pratik
- Siddhi Katkar as Sejal
- Aditya Parab as Rajat
- Raj Gavande as Rachit
- Shraddha Potdar as Kartiki
- Vallari Kamlakar as Daisy
- Unknown as Pooja Vachaspati
- Vaibhav Vijay as Daljeet
- Omkar Parab as Aditya Desai
- Swapnil Parjane as Jignesh
- Rushi Rajkiran as Adhokshaj Khandeparkar
- Mrs. India contestants
- Isha Koppikar as Judge[11]
- Stavan Shinde as Host
- Monika Singh as Rituparna Das
- Mrunal Bokil as Preeta Balchandran
- Supriti Shivalkar as Ashlesha Shivalkar
- Unknown as Revati Ganeshan
- Varsharani Patel as Niyati Rao
- Dinsha Gulati as Amrit Kaur
- Khushi Solanki as Usha Chhada
- Anuja Ashish as Mithila Kalangutakar
- Aditi Karnataki as Radhika Patel
- Amruta Vishwanath as Akriti Zha
- Neha Vaze-Paranjape as Divyanshi Rajput
Awards
Special episode (1 hour)
- 27 November 2022[14]
- 29 January 2023[15]
- 12 March 2023[16]
- 23 April 2023[17]
- 11 June 2023[18]
- 23 July 2023[19]
- 10 September 2023[20]
- 17 December 2023[21]
Adaptations
References
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