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Naaginn (2007 TV series)
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| Naaginn - Waadon Ki Agniparikshaa | |
|---|---|
| File:Pg naginn1.jpg A promotional logo image of "Naaginn". | |
| Created by | AK Films |
| Written by | C.L.Saini, Mitali |
| Directed by | Yash Chauhan & Bhagwan Yadav |
| Opening theme | "Naaginn" by Richa Sharma |
| Country of origin | India |
| Original language | Hindi |
| No. of episodes | Total 219 (Season 1) |
| Production | |
| Running time | approx. 24 minutes |
| Release | |
| Original network | Zee TV |
| Picture format | 480i (SDTV), |
| Original release | 5 October 2007 – 11 April 2009 |
| External links | |
| Website | |
Naaginn - Waadon Ki Agniparikshaa is a Hindi television series that aired on Zee TV since 5 October 2007 worldwide. The show was produced by AK Films, one of India’s largest media and entertainment companies, based on an interesting saga of an ichadhari naagin (a female serpent who can change form as desired). The series ended its first season on 11 April 2009 and was expected to return for its 2nd season within 3 months. The series has been remade in Kannada as Naagini on Zee Kannada
On 9 February 2012, ZEE TV reported that Naaginn 2 will be postponed due to IPL, therefore, setting March 2012 as the launching month. On 29 February 2012, it was informed that ZEE TV and AK Productions have come to an understanding of scrapping the idea of Naaginn 2. Both ZEE TV and AK Productions decided to come up with Naaginn sometime later. Till 2019 there has been no Naaginn 2. In Indonesia, Naaginn has been broadcast daily by MNCTV since 16 July 2014.[1]
Plot[edit]
The show is based on a tale of an ichchhadhari naagin (a female snake who can change form at will) named Amrita. She transforms herself into a woman to take revenge from the Singh family, which had killed her parents (king and queen of the Naag or snake community) to get the valuable Naagmani (snake gem).
While dying, the queen naaginn instructs Amrita to take revenge from the killers and get back the naagmani in their community so that she can give back life to her parents. In order to fulfill the wish of her dying naagin mother, Amrita transforms herself into a human being to take revenge. And then she gets married into the same family whose members had killed her parents. But the dilemma is that her duty as a wife and her love towards her human husband Arjun comes in the way of her revenge. After a lot of turmoil in her life, Amrita gets pregnant. However, in protecting Amrita and the unborn babies, her husband Arjun dies. All the Singh family members die, except for Arjun's grandmother Triveni. Amrita gives birth to identical twins. Triveni and Surmaya come and kill Amrita with the deadly poison, Vasuki. However, another ichhadhari snake, Kanishka, helps Amrita who wants to live for her daughters. He advises her to become a ghostly spirit so she can watch over her children. However, she will not be able to touch them and they will not be able to see her. Amrita agrees. Amrita's two daughters are about seven years old and they will look exactly like Amrita when they grow up. One daughter is with Triveni, who treats her miserably, and the other daughter is with a village woman, who soon dies. Triveni goes to the sorcerer Bhairavnath who helps her in trying to bring Amrita to the human world so she can be finished off forever. Season 1 ends with Amrita's ghost being captured.
Season1
- Sayantani Ghosh as Amrita Arjun Singh / Shivali Singh / Sanchi Singh
- Khushi Dubey as young Amrita / Shivali Singh / Sanchi Singh (Amrita's Twin Daughters)
- Sachin Shroff as Arjun Singh
- Manav Gohil as Naagraj
- Preeti Puri as Naagrani
- Divya Dwivedi as Vishakha
- Aruna Irani as Triveni Singh (Maa Sa)
- Ali Hassan as Rudra Pratap Singh
- Siddharth Dhawan as Vishnu Pratap Singh
- Shahbaz Khan as Bhairavnath
- Lata Sabharwal / Niyati Joshi as Ratna Vishnu Pratap Singh
- Namrata Thapa as Archana Rudra Pratap Singh
- Jaskaran Singh as Dev
- Amar Upadhyay as Vishal
- Eijaz Khan as Ranveer
- Shaleen Bhanot / Manoj Bidwai as Kanishk / Keshav Twins Brother
- Sonia Singh as Kanak Singh
- Mayank Anand as Vikram Singh
- Jividha Sharma as Saroj Vikram Singh
- Adi Irani as Kaka Sa
- Manini Mishra as Ambalika
- Sachin Verma as Karan Singh
- Aanchal Dwivedi as Sneha Karan Singh (Karan's Wife)
- Shweta Tiwari as Queen Surmaya
- Gajendra Chauhan as Naagdev
- Mehul Kajaria as Vishesh
- Rakshanda Khan as Mayuri
- Sudha Chandran as Maa Pravanchikha
- Sulakshana Khatri as Katyani
- Dincy Vira as Pari
- Jaya Binju as Majharika
- Puneet Sachdev as Pawan
- Sailesh Gulabani as Agni
- Chhavi Mittal as Aastha
- Karishma Randhawa as Urja
- Supriya Pathak as Sudha
Crew[edit]
- Story, screenplay - C.L.Saini
- Director - Yash Chauhan & Bhagwan Yadav
- Promo Director - Manish Jain
- Associate Director - Tanveer Alam
- Creative Director - Dhananjay Masoom
- Producer - Aruna Irani
- Director of photography - Pankaj P. Kachhawa
Awards[edit]
2008 Boroplus Gold Awards
Best Supporting Actor (Female) - Aruna Irani as Triveni
References[edit]
- ↑ "Zee TV axes Naaginn". Indian Television.com. 12 March 2009.
