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Uttaran (transl. Leftover) is an Indian soap opera that was broadcast on Colors TV on weeknights from 1 December 2008 to 16 January 2015.[1] It is the third longest-running Indian television series of Colors TV with 1,549 episodes. The series starred Tina Datta, Sparsh Khanchandani, Rashami Desai, Nandish Sandhu and Rohit Khurana.[2][3]

Uttaran
GenreSoap opera
Written byAjay
Aseem Arora
Kumar Abhishek
Story byMitali
Shipra Arora
Directed byRavindra Gautam, Nandita Mehra, Nishchal Shome, Santosh Bhatt
Country of originIndia
Original languageHindi
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes1597[1]
Production
ProducersKalyan Guha
Rupali Guha
Harsh Dave
Production locationmumbai
CinematographySantosh Suryavanshi
Raj Panth
Production companyFilm Farm India
Release
Original networkColors TV
Original release1 December 2008 (2008-12-01) –
16 January 2015 (2015-01-16)

Synopsis


Uttaran Season 1- follow by story of two friends, Iccha and Tapasya.In first season main leads are Ichcha, Tapasya, Veer and Vansh. Uttaran Season 2- Follow by story of two friends, Mukta and Meethi. In second season main leads are Meethi, Mukta, Yuvraj, Akash and Vishnu.


Plot


Set in Mumbai, Ichha is the daughter of a poor widow Damini, who begins working at Jogi Thakur Mansion as a maid. Jogi's daughter Tapasya befriends Ichha and they share a sister-like bond. Sumitra influences Tapasya to see Ichha differently. Tapasya hits jealousy when Divya and Jogi care for Ichha as their own child, unaware that Jogi was responsible for Ichha's father Rajendra's death.


10 years later


Tapasya is a rich spoilt brat. Simple, Ichha wants to open a school to give free education to poor kids. She meets a very Kindhearted man, Veer and they both fall in love. Their families agree to their relation and they're about to marry. Insecure seeing Veer shower Ichha with expensive gifts, Tapasya does a suicide drama and begs Ichha to let her marry Veer. Ichha agrees and Veer marries Tapasya. His brother Vansh, a drug addict falls for Ichha looking at her caring nature.

Veer, unaware of Vansh's love, tries to divorce Tapasya and marry Ichha. Tapasya manipulates Gunvanti who gets Vansh and Ichha married. Veer is heartbroken. Tapasya misleads Vansh, indirectly blaming him for Ichha's sufferings. As a result, he kills himself. Gunvanti blames Ichha. Veer finds out and exposes how Tapasya tried to kill Ichha and made Vansh commit suicide. Shocked, Jogi disowns her. Ichha goes to Vrindavan. There, Veer arrives to unite with her.

They express their love and marry in Vrindavan; the family accepts them. Tapasya meets a Ruthless, Raghuvendra Rathore, who falls for her, but she betrays him in game of poker. He leaves her due to her disloyalty. Pregnant with his baby, she returns to Veer's family and delivers Mukta, whom she unintentionally abandons. Veer and Ichha raise her, unaware she is Tapasya's daughter. Ichha delivers a boy but Sumitra and Pushkar steal him.

They bribe the nurse to tell Ichha, the boy was stillborn. Raghuvendra bumps into and takes the baby from Pushkar. He and Tapasya adopt the baby, named Yuvraj. Pregnant again, Ichha saves Veer from the cruel Avinash, who attacks him. Veer loses his memory. Ichha kills Avinash and is jailed for 18 years. Ichha delivers a girl in prison, and tells Damini to raise the baby, named Meethi.


18 years later


Meethi and Mukta are best friends just like their mothers. Ichha returns. Arrogant and selfish, Yuvraj hates her. Meethi also presumed her dead. Kanha, whom Damini raised is a successful CEO, happily married to Surbhi. Yuvraj and Meethi were brought up by Gunvanti and Damini respectively, and Gunvanti brainwashed him against Ichha. Sumitra reveals to Meethi that Ichha is alive, but lies she ruined Tapasya's life since childhood. Earlier, Meethi is in denial.

But when she knows Ichha was in prison for murder, she develops an negative opinion to her. Kanha also reveals Ichha was in prison for murder, but fails to mention she killed Avinash to save Veer. Meethi confronts and rejects Ichha. Damini and Kanha try to convince her to forgive Ichha. Meethi disbelieves them. Damini's attempt to unite them fails as Meethi hates Ichha even more. Sumitra brainwashes Mukta, who gets close to Yuvraj.

Later, he tries to rape Mukta but Ichha saves her. Mukta realises she misunderstood her and Meethi. Yuvraj is arrested, and finds out Ichha is his mother. His hatred for her further intensifies as she testifies against him in court, and he is incarcerated for 5 years. Veer who has still no memories, lives with Gunvanti and Amla. Reformed after living in US from years, Tapasya restores his memory. Vishnu encourages Meethi, who finally accepts Ichha.

Eventually, Veer and Ichha unite. Meethi marries Vishnu on Ichha's arrangement. He is actually Avinash's son, Akash, who wants revenge. Mukta discovers his truth and tries to locate the real Vishnu, a humble blue-collar worker for an NGO, to expose Akash. He orders his goons to kidnap and kill Mukta. Fortunately, Raghuvendra saves her. At Akash and Meethi's wedding, Mukta tries to expose him but no one except Sumitra believes her.

Meanwhile, Ichha and Tapasya risk their life to save Mukta from Veer's uncle Tej, who shoots Tapasya. Fatally, Ichha gets hit by a truck and donates her heart to Tapasya before dying. Tapasya now cares for Meethi just like Mukta. Later, Raghuvendra gets the evidence to expose Akash. Surbhi turns out as Akash's maternal cousin. His mom, Ekadashi orders him to kill Meethi but he falls in love with her. Meethi leaves the house. Tapasya throws the pregnant Surbhi out.

Surbhi repents for her actions, and dies after delivering Ajitesh. Kanha forgives her and promises to raise Ajitesh. As Vishnu and Mukta love each other, they marry and soon have a son, Manav. Meethi and Akash unite. She is accepted by his family. After undergoing a plastic surgery, Yuvraj returns as Mukta's boss for revenge. He kidnaps her. While saving her, a pregnant Meethi miscarries and disowns Yuvraj before Ekadashi banishes her. She travels to Srinagar.

Caught up in a terrorist attack by Asgar, Meethi slips into a river and is transported by the current across the border to Gilgit. Aashfaq saves her; he falls in love with and helps her in returning to India. He bids her a tearful goodbye. Akash and Meethi unite. She adopts Rani as Nandini is imprisoned because she saved Akash from and murdered his old enemy. Meethi and Akash also adopt Tamanna, whom Rani hates. Sumitra reforms.

Eventually, Sumitra and Damini convince Mukta and Meethi to unite, and in the end, reflect the everlasting friendship of Ichha and Tapasya.


Cast



Main



Recurring cast



Production



Casting


The show initially starred Sparsh Khanchandani as young Ichcha with Ishita Panchal as young Tapasya in beginning December 2008 to June 2009.[4]

It later took a generation leap and from June 2009 to March 2012, it focused on the characters of Ichcha, Tapasya, Veer and Vansh played by Tina Datta, Rashami Desai, Nandish Sandhu and Rohit Khurana respectively.[5][6] Sandhu was replaced by Vikas Bhalla in 2012.[7] Raj Singh Verma played Avinash as the key negative character.

Another 18-year leap was introduced in March 2012 and then the story centered around the life of Meethi, Mukta, Akash and Vishnu portrayed by Tina Datta, Sreejita De, Mrunal Jain and Ajay Chaudhary until its end in January 2015.[8] It has been dubbed in 20+ languages


Reception


Uttaran's premiere had a 3.25 target rating point (TRP) and it became one of the top-rated Hindi GEC, and the second most watched program of Colors TV after Balika Vadhu at the time.[9][10][11] It was one of the show that helped Colors TV to briefly gain first position in Hindi GEC, breaking the nine-year run of Star Plus. Between Late 2008 to till first quarter of 2012, Uttaran maintained its top position mostly on the ratings charts.[12]

In week 51 of 2008, it occupied fifth position with 3.84 TVR.[13]

In week 2 of 2009, it occupied fourth position with 4.5 TVR. In week of 24 October 2009, it occupied top position and garnered 8.2 TVR. In week of 14 November 2009, it garnered its highest weekly rating of 9.6 TVR.[14][15][16]

In week 3 of 2010, it occupied top position and garnered 8.1 TVR. In week of 17 July 2010, it garnered its highest weekly rating of 8.4 TVR. In week 46 of 2010, it occupied third position with 5.64 TVR.[17][18]

For a record week of 44, it was the top 10 position in Hindi GEC throughout the year 2011 and In week 13 of 2011, it occupied top position with 5.9 TVR. In week 29 of 2011, it occupied fourth position with 5.04 TVR.[19][20]

In week 7 of 2012, It occupied fifth position with 4.44 TVR.[21][22]

After it took 18 years leap in 2012, Uttaran TRP ratings dropped significantly and eventually the serial ended on 16 January 2015 after airing for 6 years and was replaced by Code Red from 19 January 2015.[23]

It has been dubbed in 20+ languages in 16+ countries


Awards


The series has won the following awards:

Year Category Recipient(s)
ITA Awards
2009[24] GR8! Ensemble Cast Uttaran
2010[25] Best Actor in a Supporting Role Ayub Khan
Desh Ki Dhadkan - Best Actress Popular Rashami Desai
Indian Telly Awards
2010[26] Best Actor in a Supporting Role Ayub Khan
Best Actress in a Negative Role Rashami Desai
Best Daily Serial Film Farm
Best Actress in a Supporting Role Jury Vaishali Thakkar
2013[27] Best Actor in a Negative Role Jury Kiran Karmarkar
BIG Television Awards
2011 Bechara actor Nandish Sandhu
Bechari actress Vaishali Thakkar
Apsara Awards[28]
2010 Best Director Nandita Mehra
Best Actor in a Drama Series Ayub Khan
Best Actress in a Drama Series Tina Dutta
2011 Best Ensemble Cast Uttaran
2011 (ColorsGolden Awards) Popular Jodi Tinadattaa NandishSandhu
2012 Best Writer Mitali Bhattacharya
Zee Gold Awards[29][30][31]
2010 Best Debut Male Nandish Sandhu
Best Actor In Supporting Role (Popular) Ayub Khan
Best Actress In Negative Role (Popular) Rashami Desai
Best Story Mitali Bhattacharya
2011 Best Actress (Critics) Rashami Desai
Best Actor In Supporting Role (Popular) Ayub Khan
2013 Best Actor In Negative Role (Critics) Kiran Karmarkar
Gold Producer's Honour for Completing 1000 episodes Film Farm
FICCI Frames Excellence Awards[32][33]
2010 Best TV Series (Fiction) Film Farm
Best TV Actor (Male) Ayub Khan
2011 Best TV Actor (Female) Rashami Desai

Adaptations


Language Title Original release Network(s) Last aired Notes
Hindi Uttaran
उतरन		 1 December 2008 Colors TV 16 January 2015 Original
Marathi Asava Sundar Swapnancha Bangla
असावा सुंदर स्वप्नांचा बंगला		 7 January 2013 Colors Marathi 19 March 2016 Remake
Kannada Kulavadhu
ಕುಲವಧು		 28 July 2014 Colors Kannada 31 August 2019
Bengali Jhumur
ঝুমুর		 3 May 2017 Colors Bangla 31 December 2017
Tamil Oviya
ஓவியா		 26 November 2018 Colors Tamil 3 September 2020

References


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  2. "Uttaran to end on January 16". Times of India. 1 January 2015. Retrieved 30 January 2018.
  3. "Uttaran actor Sahel Phull to star opposite actress Nia Sharma". ABP News. 20 February 2018. Retrieved 28 February 2018.
  4. "Tina Dutta hosts a 'Uttaran' reunion at her place". The Times of India. 29 June 2016. Retrieved 28 February 2018.
  5. "Tina Dutta breaks down on last day of 'Uttaran'". The Times of India. 9 January 2015. Retrieved 28 February 2018.
  6. "Tina Datta Goes Bold for a Calendar Shoot, Poses with a Nude Model". India.com. 14 December 2017. Retrieved 9 March 2018.
  7. "Pratigya and Uttaran in a TRP tussle". The Times of India. 21 September 2011. Retrieved 28 February 2018.
  8. https://www.timesofindia.com/tv/news/hindi/uttaran-actor-gaurav-chopraa-makes-a-comeback-on-tv-with-ek-shakti-ek-aghori/articleshow/68688424.cms [dead link]
  9. "Uttaran 2008 TRP".
  10. "TV Toppers".
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  12. "TV wars: The rate race".
  13. "Uttaran 2008 TRP".
  14. "Uttaran Week 2 2009 TRP".
  15. "Uttaran week 43 2009 TRP".
  16. "Uttaran TRP".
  17. "Uttaran TRP 2010".
  18. "Uttaran TRP 2010".
  19. "Uttaran TRP 2011". 30 March 2011.
  20. "Uttaran week 29 TRP".
  21. "Uttaran TRP 2012".
  22. "Uttaran TRP 2012".
  23. "Code Red replace Uttaran". 2 January 2015.
  24. "ITA Awards 2009".
  25. "ITA Awards 2010".
  26. "Indian Telly Awards 2010".
  27. "Indian Telly Awards 2013". 7 May 2013.
  28. "Apsara Awards".
  29. "ZGA 2010". Archived from the original on 27 March 2018.
  30. "ZGA 2011". Archived from the original on 27 March 2018.
  31. "ZGA 2013".
  32. "'Three Idiots', 'Paa' dominate FICCI-Frames awards". The Economic Times. Retrieved 23 May 2021.
  33. Hungama, Bollywood (26 March 2011). "Winners of FICCI FRAMES Excellence Honours awards : Bollywood News - Bollywood Hungama". Retrieved 23 May 2021.




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