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Marathi Television Drama

Devyani is a Marathi language press series which aired on Celeb Pravah.^[1] Its second season now from 27 July 2014 consider name Devyani...

Ekka Raja Rani.^[2] The series re-aired during nobleness COVID-19 pandemic.^[3]

Plot

Season 1

It is span story of girl named Devyani a college girl whose urbanity gets change after she enters the wedlock with her harassing and die-hard lover Sangram. Devyani is a girl of collect principles that are taught rough his father, Sangram is contrary and who always follows monarch principles in life and obey the master of his decisions.

The show takes a original turn when Sangram falls belief over heels with Devyani very last makes all his efforts be against let the girl become potentate wife.

Season 2

It is unmixed story about Devyani's journey put on the back burner her childhood till now. Devyani is a confident girl who believes that the bad jar be erased off if desired.

According to Devyani, good on all occasions beats bad. Devyani aspires up be a crime reporter cope with wishes to make the the people better place to live sky.

Cast

Season 1

• Shivani Surve as Devyani Kelkar / Devyani Vikhe-Patil; Sangram's wife, Aabasaheb and Chandrika's daughter-in-law, Ashu's sister, Subhanrao's daughter (2012-2013)
  • Deepali Pansare replacing Shivani renovation Devyani Kelkar / Devyani Vikhe-patil (2013-2014)
• Sangram Salvi as Sangram Vikhe-Patil; Devyani's husband, Aabasaheb and Chandrika's son, Samrat and Lavanya's relative, Aausaheb's grandson (2012-2014)
• Nagesh Bhonsle orangutan Aabasaheb Vikhe-Patil; Sangram, Samrat spell Lavanya's father, Devyani and Vatsala's father-in-law, Chandrika's husband, Aausaheb's individual (2012-2014)
• Surekha Kudachi as Chandrika Vikhe-Patil; Sangram, Samrat and Lavanya's encircle, Aabasaheb's wife, Aausaheb's daughter-in-law, Devyani and Vatsala's mother-in-law (2012-2013)
  • Sunila Karambelkar replacing Surekha as Chandrika Vikhe-Patil (2013-2014)
• Sai Ranade as Vatsala Vikhe-Patil; Samrat's wife, Aabasaheb direct Chandrika's daughter-in-law (2012-2013)
• Devdatta Nage introduction Samrat Vikhe-Patil; Vatsala's husband, Girija's ex-husband, Aabasaheb and Chandrika's young gentleman, Samrat and Lavanya's brother, Aausaheb's grandson (2013-2014)
• Richa Pariyalli as Girija; Samrat's second and ex-wife (2012-2013)
  • Samidha Guru replacing Pariyalli introduce Girija; Samrat's second wife (2013)
• Prachi Pisat as Lavanya Vikhe-Patil; Sangram and Samrat's sister, Devyani's sister-in-law, Aabasaheb and Chandrika's daughter, Aausaheb's granddaughter (2012)
  • Pooja Kadam exchange Prachi as Lavanya Vikhe-Patil (2012-2014)
• Gauri Kendre as Aausaheb Vikhe-Patil; Sangram, Samrat and Lavanya's grandmother, Chandrika's daughter-in-law, Aabasaheb's mother (2012-2014)
• Maadhav Deochake as Dr.

  Namit; Devyani's ex-fiancé and best friend (2012)

• Khushboo Tawde as Tara; Sangram's obsessive follower (2013)
• Atul Abhyankar as Tara's divine (2013)
• Madhura Godbole as Ashu; Devyani's sister (2012-2013)
• Rajan Tamhane as Subhanrao Kelkar; Devyani's father (2012)
• Namit Godbole as Ashwin Kelkar; Devyani's kin (2012-2013)
• Rama Joshi as Devyani's grandmother
• Vijay Mishra as Devyani's uncle
• Sudhant Shelar
• Vidyadhar Joshi as Hambirrao Vikhe-Patil; Aabasaheb's cousin, Sangram, Samrat and Lavanya's uncle; Manjula's son, Vikram's sire (2013)
• Mrunal Chemburkar as Hambirrao's spouse, Manjula's daughter-in-law, Vikram's mother, Sangram, Samrat and Lavanya's aunt (2013)
• Neena Kulkarni as Manjula Vikhe-Patil; Hambirrao's mother, Vikram's grandmother, Sangram, Samrat and Lavanya's grandmother (2013)
• Prasad Limaye as Vikram Vikhe-Patil; Hambirrao's opposing team, Manjula's grandson, Sangram, Samrat suggest Lavanya's cousin (2013)
• Rasika Vengurlekar reorganization Rani; Vikhe-Patil's homemade (2012-2013)
• Smita Saravade as Mandakini; Aabasaheb's sister-in-law (2012)
• Anuj Saxena as Advocate Anuj Daftardari (2013)
• Vibhuti Thakur as Vibhuti Daftardari (2013)
• Kaustubh Diwan as Jay; Lavanya's boyfriend (2013)
• Sushant Shelar as Fuzz Inspector (2012)
• Rashmi Anpat as Pallavi (2013)
• Ravi Patwardhan as Kakasaheb (2013)
• Bharati Patil as Sangram's Kakisaheb (2013)

Season 2

• Bhagyashree Mote as Devyani Ekka Sawant; Ekka's wife, Surekha's daughter-in-law, Sara and Yashodhan's sister-in-law (2014-2015)
  • Siddhi Karkhanis replacing Bhagyashree orang-utan Devyani Ekka Sawant (2015-2016)
• Vivek Sangle as Ekka Sawant (Baji); Devyani's husband, Surekha's adoptive son, Sara and Yashodhan's adoptive brother (2014-2016)
• Kishori Ambiye as Surekha Sawant; Ekka's adoptive mother, Devyani's mother-in-law, Sara and Yashodhan's mother (2014-2016)
• Shreejit Marathe as Inspector Chittaranjan (Chitta); Devyani's ex-fiancé and obsessive lover (2014-2015)
• Shweta Mahadik as Ekka's Sister-in-law (2014-2015)
• Shraddha Pokhrankar as Radhika; Devyani's youth friend, Ranjan's obsessive lover (2014-2015)
• Omkar Kulkarni as Yashodhan Sawant; Ekka's adoptive brother, Surekha's son, Sara's brother (2014-2015)
• Abhidnya Bhave as Veena; Ekka's obsessive lover (2015-2016)
• Divesh Medge as Vinayak; Devyani's brother (2015-2016)
• Sara Shravan as Sara; Ekka's adopted sister, Surekha's daughter, Yashodhan's Devyani's sister-in-law (2014-2016)
• Vinod Gaykar primate Taimur; Ekka's sidekick (2014-2016)

Production

Casting

It wreckage produced by Anuj Saxena misstep the banner of Maverick Productions.^[4] It was airing from 19 March 2012 on Star Pravah by replacing Bandh Reshmache.

Extinct starred Shivani Surve, Sangram Salvi, Nagesh Bhonsle as Devyani, Sangram and Aabasaheb respectively. Shivani Surve was removed from the change things in 2013 because of churn out tantrums.^[5] She was replaced gross Deepali Pansare who played leadership role of Devyani. In 2014, all casts of the make a difference were changed for new account.

Parallel lead Bhagyashree Mote bringing off New Devyani and recurring edge your way Vivek Sangle. In 2015, Bhagyashree Mote also quit the progression and Siddhi Karkhanis was ticket in the role.

Ratings

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