Saaya (TV series)
| Saaya |
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| Created by |
UTV Software Communications |
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| Written by |
Vinod Ranganathan, Praveen Raj, Abhiram Bhadkamkar |
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| Directed by |
Sanjay Upadhyay |
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| Starring |
see below |
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| Opening theme |
"Saaya" by ??? |
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| Country of origin |
India |
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| Original language(s) |
Hindi |
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| No. of seasons |
1 |
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| No. of episodes |
Total 130 |
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| Production |
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| Running time |
approx. 24 minutes |
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| Broadcast |
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| Original channel |
Sony TV |
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| Picture format |
480i (SDTV), |
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| Original airing |
1998 |
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| External links |
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Website |
Saaya is an Indian soap opera aired on Sony TV in late 1990s.[1][2] The series was produced by popular production house, UTV Software Communications.Saaya is the story of an orthodox family. The cast included Achint Kaur, Harsh Chhaya, Mansi Joshi, R. Madhavan, Savita Prabhune and Rajendra Gupta. Jagat Narayan (Rajendra Gupta) is very orthodox man. Even he does not agree easily to send his daughter Sudha (Mansi Joshi) to college. Sudha is a quiet, fragile and an incredibly shy girl with simplicity and beauty. Sudha's friend Kamiya on the other hand bursts with a vibrant zest for life. They are always there for each other and support each other through rough times. Sudha falls in love with his classmate (R. Madhvan) but she cant date to tell this to her father. Her father finds another boy for her who pretends to be gentleman but is really cunning. Now Kamya tries to help in her love life.
Cast
References
External links
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