| Vadalvaat | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Genre | Drama |
| Written by | Chinmay Mandlekar |
| Directed by | Mandar Devsthali |
| Starring | See below |
| Opening theme | "Ek Vadalachi Vaat" by Devaki Pandit |
| Composer | Ashok Patki |
| Country of origin | India |
| Original language | Marathi |
| No. of episodes | 939 |
| Production | |
| Producer | Shashank Solanki |
| Production locations | Mumbai, Maharashtra |
| Camera setup | Multi-camera |
| Running time | 22 minutes |
| Production company | Seventh Sense Media |
| Original release | |
| Network | Zee Marathi |
| Release | 7 July 2003 – 9 February 2007 |
Vadalvaat (transl. The Road of Storm) is an Indian Marathi-language television series which aired on Zee Marathi.[1][2] It starred Aditi Sarangdhar in lead role.[3][4]
Plot
The focal point is the Chaudhary family, spearheaded by Abasaheb. This dynamic household consists of Abasaheb's three children—Satyajit, Soham, and Shravani—each contributing to the intricate narrative. At the heart of their endeavors is the family-owned newspaper 'Nirbhid'.
Cast
- Aditi Sarangdhar as Rama Chaudhari
- Arun Nalawade as Shrikrishna Chaudhari (Aaba)
- Meghana Vaidya as Sulakshana Chaudhari
- Neelam Shirke as Vishakha Chaudhari
- Ashish Kulkarni / Shekhar Phadake as Nikhil Saranjame
- Hemangi Kavi / Shubhada Patankar as Shravani Chaudhari
- Prasad Oak as Bhaskar Chaudhari
- Pooja Nayak as Janhavi Chaudhari
- Umesh Kamat as Soham Chaudhari
- Avinash Narkar as Satyajeet Chaudhari
- Anuradha Rajadhyaksha as Purva Chaudhari
- Lokesh Gupte as Samar Ajinkya
- Sharad Ponkshe as Devram Khandagale
- Pushkar Shrotri as Pratap Khandagale
- Sunil Godse as Shivram Khandagale
- Subodh Bhave as Jaysingh Rajput
- Sukanya Kulkarni as Vaijayanti Barve
- Chinmay Mandlekar as Samsher
- Kshitee Jog as Alandi Chhatre
- Shweta Shinde as Monika Sardesai
- Anand Abhyankar as Uddhav Gadre
- Vighnesh Joshi as Shree Kalyani
- Prajakta Hanamghar as Shriya Kalyani
- Abhijeet Chavan as Krushna Gunjal
- Akshay Pendse as Parth Vidwans
- Prabhakar Panashikar as Bhaiyya Chaudhari
- Rujuta Deshmukh as Saumya Raichand
- Vibhavari Pradhan as Samidha
- Santosh Juvekar as Shailesh Kavishwar
- Mitali Jagtap as Gayatri Kavishwar
- Pratima Kulkarni as Vasundhara Karkhanis
- Smita Oak as Lalita Kavishwar
- Maithili Jawkar as Champa Khandagale
- Mandar Chandwadkar as Sandesh Kothare
- Milind Shinde as Shrikant Vazalvar
- Mahesh Subhedar as Subhash Salvi
- Pankaj Vishnu as Ajay Nimbalkar
- Angad Mhaskar as Ujjwal
- Bharat Ganeshpure as Baban Ghodghate
- Astad Kale as Anand Kane
- Ajinkya Joshi as Ulhas
- Nilpari Khanwalkar as Neeta Joshi
- Mandar Devsthali as Vishwambar Pai
- Vinita Kale as Sanjyot Mujumdar
- Ketan Kshirsagar as Anand Rasal
- Rashmi Solanki as Shruti Jahagirdar
- Madhavi Soman as Nirmala Sadafule
- Chaitrali Gupte as Jaya Nikam
- Prashant Choudappa as Abhijeet
- Shubhangi Joshi as Jiji
- Uday Sabnis as Anna
- Anant Jog as Maharav
- Rama Joshi as Asha
- Priya Bapat
- Kanchan Gupte
- Mugdha Shah
- Vilas Ujavane
- Vivek Joshi
Awards
| Year | Category | Recipient | Role | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2004 | Best Character Female | Aditi Sarangdhar | Rama Chaudhari | [5] |
| Best Father | Arun Nalawade | Aaba Chaudhari | ||
| Best Negative Actor | Sharad Ponkshe | Devram Khandagale | ||
| Best Negative Actress | Neelam Shirke | Vishakha Chaudhari | ||
| Best Series | Mandar Devsthali | Director | ||
| 2005 | Best Actor | Arun Nalawade | Aaba Chaudhari | [6] |
| Best Father | ||||
| Best Actress | Aditi Sarangdhar | Rama Chaudhari | ||
| Best Character Female | ||||
| Best Supporting Male | Lokesh Gupte | Samar Ajinkya | ||
| Best Supporting Female | Shubhada Patankar | Shravani Chaudhari | ||
| Best Negative Actor | Sharad Ponkshe | Devram Khandagale | ||
| Best Character Male | Subodh Bhave | Jaysingh Rajput | ||
| Best Mother | Meghana Vaidya | Sulakshana Chaudhari | ||
| Best Couple | Arun Nalawade-Meghana Vaidya | Aaba-Sulakshana | ||
| Best Title Song | Shashank Solanki | Producer | ||
| Best Series | Mandar Devsthali | Director | ||
| Best Family | Chaudhari Family | |||
| 2006 | Best Supporting Female | Pooja Nayak | Janhavi Chaudhari | [7] |
| Best Character Female | Aditi Sarangdhar | Rama Chaudhari | ||
| Best Negative Actor | Sharad Ponkshe | Devram Khandagale | ||
| Best Father | Arun Nalawade | Aaba Chaudhari | ||
| Best Mother | Meghana Vaidya | Sulakshana Chaudhari | ||
| Best Family | Chaudhari family |
Airing history
| No. | Airing Date | Days | Time (IST) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 7 July 2003 – 24 November 2006 | Mon-Fri | 9 pm |
| 2 | 27 November 2006 – 9 February 2007 | 8.30 pm[8] |
References
- ↑ "Fans Emotional After Santosh Juvekar Shares Memory From Marathi Show Vadalvaat". News18.
- ↑ "Umesh Kamat and Priya Bapat reminisce memories of their popular show 'Vadalvat'; the latter says, "This was the time we fell in love" - Times of India". The Times of India.
- ↑ "Chinmay Mandlekar and Pankaj Vishnu get nostalgic as they share major throwback pictures from their show 'Vadalvaat' - Times of India". The Times of India.
- ↑ "Hemangi Kavi gets nostalgic as she shared BTS pictures from her debut TV show Vadalvaat - Times of India". The Times of India.
- ↑ "Alpha Marathi celebrates 5th birthday with Aapla Alpha Awards". Indian Television.
- ↑ "Dabur Vatika Zee Marathi Award 2005 recognises Marathi television talent". Exchange4media.
- ↑ "Zee Marathi Awards 2006 Winners List".
- ↑ "Zee Marathi asserts good show by prime time soap 'Vadalvaat'". Indian Television.
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