DVD Cover of Malgudi Days Created by Directed by Country of origin India Original language(s) No. Of episodes 54 Production Running time 22 minutes Release Original network,, Picture format () Malgudi Days is an Indian television series based on the eponymous works of.

The series was directed by actor and director. Composed the score. K Narayan's younger brother and acclaimed cartoonist was the sketch artist. The series was made in 1986 by film producer T.

Narasimhan with as the lead actor. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • History [ ] The series Malgudi Days comprising thirty nine episodes was first telecast on in 1987 [ ]. Subsequently, reruns were aired on Doordarshan [ ], [ ], and dubbed in [ ] [ ].

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Most of the series was shot in village in district,. Some episodes were filmed in and some others in located in district in Karnataka. Episode number 22, 'Nitya', was shot entirely in Devarayanadurga. In 2004, the project was revived with film-maker replacing Shankar Nag as director.

The new series was telecast from 26 April 2006 on Doordarshan. Most of the stories in the series are one episode long. The stories were derived from the books,, and. Swami and Friends revolves around the life of 10-year-old Swaminathan or Swami as he is better known. Swami portrays the growing-up pangs of a boy who despises school, plays truant and roams around with his friends instead. Swami's father works in a government office and his mother is a housewife.

At home, Swami shares his adventures with his aged grandmother who lovingly addresses him as 'Chamy'. Sample Logic Synergy Keygen Free. Swami has two close friends; Rajam, the son of the police chief, and Mani. Swami's character was played by Manjunath, who acted in many of Shankar Nag's productions.

The Vendor of Sweets narrates the story of sweet vendor Jagan, his business and confrontation with his son who had returned from abroad. Most of the actors cast in this TV serial were from the Kannada film industry. [ ] Episodes [ ]. This section needs expansion. You can help.

(October 2017) Episode 1: A Hero [ ] Ten-year-old Swami lives in Malgudi with his parents and grandmother. His father reads about the bravery of a boy almost his age in the newspaper, and wants Swami to do something similar. Swami sleeps with his grandmother after listening to a story told by her. Annoyed by this habit of his, Swami's father forces him to sleep in his office.

When Swami tells his friends about the ordeal, they warn him about a ghost who lives near the office. Asleep in his father's office, Swami gets a nightmare about the ghost and wakes up with a start. He spots an intruder breaking into the office. Mistaking him for the ghost, Swami grabs the intruder's leg and yells for help. The members of the household rush inside the office and nab the intruder.

The police tell Swami that the intruder was a thief wanted by the police and congratulate him. The incident is subsequently published in the Malgudi Times. Episode 2: A Horse and Two Goats [ ] Muni is a very poor man living in Malgudi with his wife. Every day he takes his two goats to graze near an old statue of a horse. One day Muni's wife asks him to buy some food, but Muni doesn't have any money.

He goes to the grocer's shop only to be thrown out because he has unsettled debts. The same night, his wife tells him about a corpse found near the village well. She is afraid to go out for fear of the police. The next day when Muni takes his goats out to graze, he spots a motor car. A white man from New York steps out of the car and tries to speak with Muni in English, but he does not understand a word of it. Muni thinks that he is a policeman who has come for the corpse and starts telling his suspicions about other people. The conversation carries on with neither man understanding each other.

The tourist then examines the statue of the horse and makes an offer to buy it. Muni misunderstands it as an offer for his goats and is reluctant but when the American offers a hundred rupees, Muni relents. When he gets home he surprises his wife with the money and tells her that he sold off the goats. When they hear the bleating of their goats outside they find the goats in their yard with the statue gone.

Episode 3: The Missing Mail [ ] Thanappa is the village mailman who knows everyone and knows everyone's business by virtue of reading the recipients their mail. Over the years he becomes good friends with Ramanujam and his family. He watches Ramanujam's daughter Kamakshi grow up and meets Ramanujam's brother. When Kamakshi comes of age, Thanappa helps the family find a suitable match by telling them about a failed matchmaking attempt involving another family in Malgudi. The young suitor and Kamakshi are compatible and the wedding is arranged for the 20th, the last day before the young man leaves for two years of training.

If the wedding isn't held by that date, it won't take place at all. Two days before the wedding, Thanappa is given an urgent letter to deliver to Ramanujam informing him of his brother's serious illness.

Thanappa goes to the house, but amidst the gaiety of the wedding preparation, decides not to deliver the letter. The next day a telegram arrives informing Ramanujam of his brother's death. Thanappa again delays delivering the message. The wedding proceeds. Two days later Thanappa delivers the bad news to Ramanujam, with his sincere apologies.

Episode 4: The Hoard [ ] Gopinath is the village miser who cares more about money than his own family. He never spends a rupee when he doesn't have to. One day in an indulgent mood he takes his grandson to see a movie.

He won't spend money on sweets, telling the boy they are not good for him. While Gopinath finds the movie entertaining, the boy is bored and sneaks out of the theater to meet his friends to play cricket.

Gopinath eventually realizes the boy is missing and goes in search of him. Suddenly his money is of no benefit, as he searches fruitlessly for the boy. He buys a packet of sweets for him and even pays homage to the gods, promising to offer a whole coconut if the boy is found. When darkness falls, he makes his way back to his daughter's house and struggles to find the words to explain the situation. Just as he is about to admit his mistake, his grandson comes bouncing into the house joyous at having won his cricket match.

Episode 5: The Jug Spirit [ ] Seth is a merchant and a grocer who also owns a boarding house filled with tenants who constantly complain about his tight-fisted ways. One of his tenants, an exorcist, makes a living by removing evil spells and spirits from afflicted individuals. Merchandise is disappearing from Seth's shop.

While Seth suspects a thief, the trap he sets up reveals that the shop is overrun with rats. The exorcist suggests that Seth get a cat to stop the thievery. One night Seth is aroused from his sleep by a tremendous racket caused by a brass jug flying around the shop. Seth pleads with the exorcist for help. When the exorcist diagnoses a jug spirit as the source for the problems and enters the darkened shop to rid it of the demon, he is struck by the jug, which lands on the floor and releases a cat that was caught inside.

As the cat and the exorcist emerge from the shop, Seth ridicules the exorcist that only a cat was in the jug. The exorcist acknowledges that a cat was in the jug, but then asks, 'But what was in the cat.?' Episode 6: The Missing Necklace [ ] Leela's mother Kamala works hard around the home.

When she complains to her husband to find domestic help, Sidda overhears it and offers to work as their servant. Leela instantly takes a liking for Sidda and begs her parents to hire him. He works hard and becomes a favorite of Leela. One day Kamala sends Sidda to the market, and Leela begs to go along. When they return, Kamala notices that Leela's necklace is missing. She questions Sidda, who does not answer her accusations but instead leaves the home.

Kamala tells her husband, who reports the incident to the police. The police locate Sidda and take him to Leela's house, where Kamala and her husband again confront him.

Sidda maintains his innocence, but is taken away by the police for questioning. Later, Kamala finds the necklace in a jar in the kitchen. Leela's father decides that Leela must not be given any more jewellery to wear, and decides to let the police know about the discovery the next day. Meanwhile, the police continue to beat up Sidda to extract a confession. Episode 7: Old Man of the Temple [ ] The 'talkative man' joins his friends at the town square and begins to gosspi about the local driver, Daas.

While everyone seems to agree that Daas is a wonderful driver and handyman, the talkative man insists that, despite this, he knows a tale which will show good old Daas in a bizarre light. To prove his point, he begins narrating a story from the time he used to work in Kumbam, a town near Malgudi. On his way back he says he had used Daas as the driver.

He was fast asleep when Daas swerved through a mud path and almost rammed the car near an old and abandoned temple. On waking up and inquiring about the incident Daas started telling the talkative man about how he was trying to avoid hitting the old man.

The talkative man found no one in sight. Just as they were about to leave the place a relatively young Daas undergoes a weird transformation.

He starts to talk and walk about like an old man who he claims was the builder of the temple. He even starts to call himself Krishna Bhattar.

This scares the talkative man a little but he keeps his wits about him. He continues to humor Daas (now in the old man's personality) and extracts information on how he died 500 years ago while crossing the forest one night. Fritz 6 Computer Chess Program Isolation.

To get the old man's spirit out of Daas the talkative man reminds him about his wife Seeta, whom he loved dearly, and convinces him to leave Daas and go back to her. As the old man's spirit leaves Daas, the talkative man and people living nearby help Daas back. The story ends with the talkative man trying hard to convince his listeners about how, without a drop of alcohol on him, Daas sounded weird and absurd that night. Suddenly, they all spot Daas walking in the distance and to test his theory the talkative man yells, 'Krishna Bhattar! O Krishna Bhattar!' To which Daas does not respond.

The talkative man turns around to his listeners and says, 'See?' Cast [ ] • as W. Swaminathan (Swami) • as Swami's father • as Swami's mother • as Swami's grandmother • Kanti Madiya as Muniya (Muni) • as Muniya's wife • Somu as Shopkeeper • as tourist from New York, US • as Nitya (Episode 22) • as Gopinath (Episode 53) • in various roles (Episodes 9-16, 24, 31, 33, 45 and 54) • Dada (Episodes 30 and 31) • (Episode 49) • (Episodes 39 and 40) • in various roles • References [ ].