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Star Network’s Kannada general entertainment channel (GEC) Suvrana TV is all set to launch a new fiction show titled Pretthi Endarenu. The channel is looking at strengthening its 6.30 pm time band with the new show, which will be aired from Monday to Saturday.
The half an hour show will go on air from 25 May and will replace Ambari, which had a 250 episode run.
Pretthi Endarenu is a story of two young people in love. The couple are childhood friends. The story begins when the male lead Abhishek returns home with a degree from abroad to find Preethi all grown up.
Suvarna TV has roped in film actors Jahnavi Kamath and Shrunga to play the lead roles in the serial. The duo had acted in the Kannada movie Parrari directed by Chaitanya KM, who is also the director of Pretthi Endarenu. Other notable movies by Chaitanya KM include his debut film, a cult classic, Aa Dingalu that won the Filmfare award for best film and best director.
The title track of Pretthi Endarenu was written by Rashtrakavi (National poet) G S Shivardrappa and was composed about 24 years ago by S R Ramakrishnah. Sharath Lohitawasa debuts his singing career with the tile track of the soap.
http://www.indiantelevision.com/television/tv-channels/regional/suvarna-tv-to-strengthen-630-pm-band-with-new-fiction-show-150519
The half an hour show will go on air from 25 May and will replace Ambari, which had a 250 episode run.
Pretthi Endarenu is a story of two young people in love. The couple are childhood friends. The story begins when the male lead Abhishek returns home with a degree from abroad to find Preethi all grown up.
Suvarna TV has roped in film actors Jahnavi Kamath and Shrunga to play the lead roles in the serial. The duo had acted in the Kannada movie Parrari directed by Chaitanya KM, who is also the director of Pretthi Endarenu. Other notable movies by Chaitanya KM include his debut film, a cult classic, Aa Dingalu that won the Filmfare award for best film and best director.
The title track of Pretthi Endarenu was written by Rashtrakavi (National poet) G S Shivardrappa and was composed about 24 years ago by S R Ramakrishnah. Sharath Lohitawasa debuts his singing career with the tile track of the soap.
http://www.indiantelevision.com/television/tv-channels/regional/suvarna-tv-to-strengthen-630-pm-band-with-new-fiction-show-150519
