Tamil Nadu’s youngest GEC, Colors Tamil, announced the launch of its new show ‘Idhu Solla Marandha Kadahi’.
Set in the backdrop of Chennai, ‘Idhu Solla Marandha Kadahi’ revolves around the life of a widow with his two children.
Packed with action, drama, and love, the show narrates the life of Sadhana (essayed by Rachita Mahalakshmi), a young widow with two children, battling to defend her late husband’s innocence in a case that had tarnished his reputation.
Arjun (essayed by Vishnu), an honest journalist who is investigating the case, unwittingly becomes her ally in her fight. Despite their personalities being poles apart, Arjun and Sadhana’s fates get intertwined.
Commenting on the launch, Rajaraman S, Business Head, Colors Tamil, said, “Following the successful launch of ‘Valli Thirumanam’ and ‘Namma Madurai Sisters’, we are elated to introduce yet another differentiated fiction show – ‘Idhu Solla Marandha Kadhai’ during our prime time. The notion behind the show is to bring to light the trials and tribulations of certain sections of women that are less talked about.
“Personifying women empowerment in a true sense, ‘Idhu Solla Marandha Kadhai’ strives to portray the life of a single mother who is all set to regain all that she has lost and gives herself a new chance. Displaying courage, vigor, and independence, we are positive that this show will leave lingering thoughts with the audiences,” Rajaraman added.
The show will premiere on March 7, Monday to Saturday at 9:00 pm.
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