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Metti Oli
Genre	Soap opera Family Drama
Written by	Story: M. Thirumurugan Screenplay: C. U. Muthuselvan Dialogues: Baskar Sakthi
Directed by	Thirumurugan
Creative director	Thirumurugan
Starring	Thirumurugan Gayathri Shastry Rindhya
Theme music composer	Dhina
Opening theme	'Ammi Ammi Ammi Mithithu'
Composer	Sanjeev Rathan
Country of origin	India
Original language	Tamil
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	811
Production
Producers	S. Siddique, Raja Kaveri, Mani
Cinematography	Sevilo Raja Sarath K.Chandran
Editor	M. Jaya Kumar
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	approx. 34-37 minutes
Production company	Cine Times Entertainment
Release
Original network	Sun TV
Original release	8 April 2002–14 October 2005 30 April 2020–present (Re–telecast)
Chronology
Related shows	Mettala Savvadi Shubh Vivah Mangalya Minnukettu Akshantalu

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Metti Oli (The vibrance of metti, an ornament worn by married women) is a that aired Monday through Friday on for 800 episodes. It is a serial telecasted from 8 April 2002 to 11 November 2005 at 7.30PM then later a show kolangal bited pushed this to 6.00PM and pushed this to 11:00AM. All the Metti Oli episodes are still immensely popular among the crowd, but among them Metti Oli episode 1, episode 800 and episode 810 are still the most watched. The details of the Metti Oli cast can be found on the sidebar. Watch Sun TV serial Metti Oli at Tamilo. Metti Oli is a famous drama directed by Thirumurugan and is being repeated now. It has five main. Metti oli serial full episodes. Hi, i finished watching the metti oli serial several years back.

Metti Oli (transl. Sound of the toe ring) is an Indian Tamil-languagesoap opera that aired on weekdays on Sun TV for 811 episodes.^[1] The show starred Delhi Kumar, Kaveri, Gayathri, Vanaja, Uma, Chetan, Bose Venkat, Neelima Rani and Thirumurugan. It was produced by Cine Times Entertainment S. Siddique, written and directed by Thirumurugan.

Plot[edit]

The entire plot of Metti Oli is about the daily happenings of Chidambaram's five daughters. The father is patient and remains calm in any circumstances. He is often troubled by Rajam quoting the activities of Saroja, his second daughter.

Chidambaram is a respected land broker. He was a widower and raised his five daughters alone. Chidambaram has taken extra care in raising their girls as disciplined daughters who are very innocent and caring.

During the last episodes of the serial, Chidambaram dies in a road accident when he was walking on the road, feeling depressed. However, the serial finally ends happily, as the family reunites.

Cast[edit]

Main[edit]

Delhi Kumar as Chidambaram, a land-broker
Kaveri as Dhanalakshmi 'Dhanam', Chidambaram's eldest daughter and Bose's niece and wife
Gayathri Shastry as Saroja 'Saro', Chidambaram's second daughter, Manikam's wife, and Natarajan's mother^[2]
Vanaja as Leelavathy 'Leela', Chidambaram's third daughter and Ravi's wife
Uma Maheshwari as Vijayalakshmi 'Viji/Vijaya', Chidambaram's fourth daughter, Gopi's wife, a nurse
Revathi Priya as Bhavani, Chidambaram's youngest daughter, a professor in Singapore
Bose Venkat as Bose, brother of Chidambaram's wife, husband of Dhanalakshmi, once owned a soda factory, became a land-broker
Chetan as Manikkam, Saroja's husband
Rajkanth as Ravichandran 'Ravi', Leelavathy's husband, and Sumathy's ex-husband
M. Thirumurugan as Gopikrishnan 'Gopi', Vijayalakshmi's husband, he works in a sewing company.

Recurring[edit]

Shanti Williams as Rajam, mother of Manikkam, Selvam and Nirmala
Vishwa as Selvam ,Rajam second son, Manikam and Nirmala brother
Shanmugasundari as Kamatchi (House owner patti)
Rindhya/Aruna Devi as Nirmala, Rajam's sole daughter, Santhosh's ex-wife
V. Thiruselvam as Gnanaraj (Santosh), ex-husband of Nirmala
Vinay as Ramesh, son of former boss of Manikkam
Krithika as Arundhathi, ex-wife of Selvam
Sanjeev as Ilango
Neelima Rani as Sakthi
Sindhu as Sarala, Manikkam's former mistress
Ramachandran as Ramachandran, Sarala's husband
Auditor Sridhar as Sundaram, Saro's uncle
V. C. Jeyamani as Ravi's father
Gayathri Priya as Sumathi, Ravi's first wife
Vietnam Veedu Sundaram as Kathiresan, Gopi's father
Y. V. Subramaniam as Sumathi's father
Rangathurai as Gopi elder brother-in-law
Vijaya Raj as Gopi younger brother-in-law
Latha Rao as Kavitha, Gopi's younger sister
Karna as Kumar, Gopi's brother
Sai Madhavi as Narmadha, Saro and Manikkam's neighbour, Meena's sister. Her mother runs Mess
Deepa Shankar as Meena, Saro and Manikkam's neighbour, Narmadha's sister. Her mother run Mess
Varshini as Malliga, Narmadha and Meena's younger sister
Rani as Ramya, Saro and Manickam's neighbour
Vikranth as Ravi's friend

Production[edit]

Filming[edit]

The series was filmed in Chennai, Alagankulam in Tamil Nadu, India. However, it was also shot in foreign locations such as Singapore, Malaysia and New York City.

Soundtrack[edit]

^[3]^[4]

Track listing
No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Singer(s)	Length
1.	'Ammi Ammi Ammi Mithithu அம்மி அம்மி அம்மி மிதித்து'	Vairamuthu	Dhina	Nithyasree Mahadevan, Master. D. Kiran	3:34
2.	'Manase Manase மனசே மனசே'	Eknath	Sanjeev Rathan	S. P. Balasubrahmanyam	6:13

Remakes[edit]

The series has been remade into in Kannada language as Mangalya on Udaya, Malayalam language as Minnukettu on Surya, Hindi language as Shubh Vivah on Sony tv and Telugu language as Akshantalu on Gemini TV. But the story lines change in all four language into different stories and all had a different climax. While the Kannada and Malayalam versions were successful, Hindi version Shubh Vivah did not garner expected ratings and was pulled off air within 4 months considering its low ratings.^[5]

Country	Language	Channel	Show Name	Aired (Date)	Notes
India	Kannada language	Udaya TV	Mangalya	^[6]
	Malayalam language	Surya TV	Minnukettu	september 16, 2004 - January 2, 2009	It was the first serial to air about 1000+ episodes on Surya TV channel (Number of episodes -1134)^[6]
	Hindi language	Sony tv	Shubh Vivah	27 February 2012 – 29 June 2012	^[7]^[8]
	Telugu language	Gemini TV	Akshantalu	14 April 2014 - 1 August 2014	It was also dubbed in Telugu language as Mettala Savvadi aired same channel.

Reception[edit]

Awards[edit]

The Metti Oli team won several awards, including the Kalaimamani from the Tamil Nadu State Government.^[9]

Ratings[edit]

Metti Oli was one of the highest-rated Indian and Tamil soap opera which garnered ratings ranging between 23 and 26 TVR.^[10] It garnered a peak rating of 48.3 points overall in its runtime.^[11] The final episode garnered 40 TVR for Sun TV.^[12]

Critics[edit]

Hindustan Times described Metti Oli as 'highly melodramatic'.^[13]

International broadcast[edit]

In Sri LankaTamil Channel on Shakthi TV and aired Monday through Friday at 7:30PM.
It aired in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh on Gemini TV Dubbed in Telugu language as Mettala Savvadi.
In Malaysia Channel on NTV7 and aired Monday through Friday at 12PM

References[edit]

^'Choosy housewives and their favourite soaps'. The New Indian Express.
^'Sun TV Metti Oli Gayathri'. The Indian Express.
^'Metti Oli Song Cine Times Thirumurugan Moon TV'. You Tube. 31 July 2019. Retrieved 7 April 2020.
^'Manase Manase Exclusive Song Metti Oli Serial Moon TV'. You Tube. 2 December 2019. Retrieved 7 April 2020.
^'Shows that launched, bombed and scrapped in 2012'. The Times of India.
^ ^a^b'Far from the flashy crowd'. India Today.
^'Hindi television soaps on a remaking spree'. Daily News and Analysis.
^'10 Hindi serials that are remakes of popular regional shows'. Desi Martini.
^'From Chithi to Chinna Thambi: Hit fiction shows to keep the audience entertained during lockdown period'. The Times of India.
^'How Maran helped Sun beat rivals'. Rediff.com. 4 May 2005. Archived from the original on 18 November 2020.
^'Metti Oli team has a reunion after 12 years'. The Times of India.
^'UTV gets aggressive'. The Indian Express.
^'Why are soaps still pedalling backwards?'. Hindustan Times.