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Yug (TV series)

Yug is an Indian Hindi-language television series that was telecast on DD National from September 1996 to November 1997.[1]

Yug
Directed bySunil Agnihotri
Starringsee below
Opening theme"Yug Badla, Badla Hindustan"
Country of originIndia
Original languageHindi
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes310[1]
Production
ProducerMona Shourie Kapoor
Camera setupMulti-camera
Release
Original networkDD National
Original release11 September 1996 (1996-09-11) –
13 November 1997 (1997-11-13)

Yug was a fictional series depicting the story of Indian freedom fighters and their struggle to win freedom for India. The series was produced and directed by Sunil Agnihotri and had notable actors such as Hema Malini, Ashwini Bhave, Pankaj Dheer, Shahbaz Khan, Mukesh Khanna, Vinod Kapoor, Javed Khan, Sudesh Berry and Abhimanyu Singh.

Plot

Nirmala is the eldest daughter of Rai Bahadur Dina Nath. Mother of Nirmala and Rukmani nourish the dream of putting an end to the tyranny of the foreign rulers of the country. The rulers have adopted clandestine designs of divide and rule, virtually divided the entire society into privileged (favorites of the rulers) and under privileged (poor and ignored). Nirmala's father, Dina Nath, belongs to this elite privileged lot having been groomed thoroughly pro-British. Nirmala decides to devote her prime youth for the struggle to end this injustice to Indians and follows Gandhi's ideology. Her younger sister Rukmani is a revolutionary and is an ardent follower of Netaji Subash Chander Bose's ideas of action to achieve fundamental rights to end slavery. Both the sisters strive secretly for a common goal in different ways.

Rukmani meets Ali Khan who is a revolutionary and in police custody. She rescues him in a well planned daring encounter with police while Ali Khan was being secretly shifted from one jail to another. This feat earned her a great respect and trust to become an important member of the revolutionary party. Ranjit of Bengal is a pivotal force who circumvents the powerful British intelligence and further manipulates the gathered information to the advantage of the revolutionary party. He uses his influences to motivate the common people to join in the struggle to end the rule of tyranny.

On the intellectual side there are two contrasting lawyers;

Darshan Lal who has studied law in England and opted to sacrifice a promising future for the freedom of his motherland. He was deported to Kala Pani (an isolated jail in an island in the Bay of Bengal) and could manage to jump from the ship.

Advocate P.C Das a prominent and charismatic ace lawyer who fights fiercely for the rights of his clients, religion no bound. He is known to be generous and fair and hold an unwavering fervour for his country and countrymen.

Further, The tiger of Punjab, Kartar Singh represented the strong nationalistic emotions of brave Punjabis. All sorts of tortures tried on him in Kala Pani could not deter him from pursuing the ultimate goal of freedom from slavery of India. His determination served as a role model to all the revolutionaries. He meticulously planned the elimination of the obstacles and always considered all the British as his enemy number one. He was ably helped in his missions by his capable dedicated daughter Vidya.

Sarojini Sen a socialite of Bengal who moves in high circles of British Government is a sympathizer of the movement and becomes very handy for small favors from government officials.

A British Superintendent of Police Peter Gomes is a terror. Being Anglo Indian, he considers himself British. He is cruel toward freedom fighters. He is loyal to the British Raj.

A notorious dacoit Bhima ruled an area with terror of his gun, accidentally meets revolutionary Veeru who gradually prevailed upon him to channel his might towards the life giving stream – freedom, rather than his present profession of killing the innocent countrymen. He subsequently became a firebrand revolutionary.

The dedicated untiring efforts of the above few brave heroes along with the participation of thousands of countrymen directly and indirectly could put an end to colonialism.

Cast

References

  1. ^ a b "'Yug' to be telecast in Punjabi". The Tribune. 29 January 2002. Retrieved 19 November 2012. A Mega-serial "Yug" which was telecast from 1996 to 1997 and had famous film and television actors and actresses in key roles will be telecast from Jalandhar Doordarshan again
  2. ^ "The essence of a Yug". The Tribune. 27 February 2000. Retrieved 20 November 2012.
  3. ^ Srinivasa, Kavitha (28 April 1997). "There's more under the veneer". The Asian Age. Retrieved 20 November 2012.
  4. ^ Rajendran, Girija (7 November 1997). "Intrinsic acting calibre". The Hindu. Retrieved 20 November 2012.
  5. ^ Rahul Kapoor (10 June 2008). "Back in 1990, there was creativity in TV: Shahbaz Khan". Retrieved 20 November 2012.
  6. ^ Kapoor, Jaskiran (7 June 2009). "Larger than Life". The Indian Express. Retrieved 20 November 2012.
  7. ^ "Priya Tendulkar passes away". 19 September 2002. Retrieved 20 November 2012.
  8. ^ Maheshwari, Dhairya (10 June 2011). "Princess returns". The Hindu. Retrieved 20 November 2012.

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Yug is an Indian Hindi language television series that was telecast on DD National from September 1996 to November 1997 1 YugDirected bySunil AgnihotriStarringsee belowOpening theme Yug Badla Badla Hindustan Country of originIndiaOriginal languageHindiNo of seasons1No of episodes310 1 ProductionProducerMona Shourie KapoorCamera setupMulti cameraReleaseOriginal networkDD NationalOriginal release11 September 1996 1996 09 11 13 November 1997 1997 11 13 Yug was a fictional series depicting the story of Indian freedom fighters and their struggle to win freedom for India The series was produced and directed by Sunil Agnihotri and had notable actors such as Hema Malini Ashwini Bhave Pankaj Dheer Shahbaz Khan Mukesh Khanna Vinod Kapoor Javed Khan Sudesh Berry and Abhimanyu Singh Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast 3 References 4 External linksPlot EditNirmala is the eldest daughter of Rai Bahadur Dina Nath Mother of Nirmala and Rukmani nourish the dream of putting an end to the tyranny of the foreign rulers of the country The rulers have adopted clandestine designs of divide and rule virtually divided the entire society into privileged favorites of the rulers and under privileged poor and ignored Nirmala s father Dina Nath belongs to this elite privileged lot having been groomed thoroughly pro British Nirmala decides to devote her prime youth for the struggle to end this injustice to Indians and follows Gandhi s ideology Her younger sister Rukmani is a revolutionary and is an ardent follower of Netaji Subash Chander Bose s ideas of action to achieve fundamental rights to end slavery Both the sisters strive secretly for a common goal in different ways Rukmani meets Ali Khan who is a revolutionary and in police custody She rescues him in a well planned daring encounter with police while Ali Khan was being secretly shifted from one jail to another This feat earned her a great respect and trust to become an important member of the revolutionary party Ranjit of Bengal is a pivotal force who circumvents the powerful British intelligence and further manipulates the gathered information to the advantage of the revolutionary party He uses his influences to motivate the common people to join in the struggle to end the rule of tyranny On the intellectual side there are two contrasting lawyers Darshan Lal who has studied law in England and opted to sacrifice a promising future for the freedom of his motherland He was deported to Kala Pani an isolated jail in an island in the Bay of Bengal and could manage to jump from the ship Advocate P C Das a prominent and charismatic ace lawyer who fights fiercely for the rights of his clients religion no bound He is known to be generous and fair and hold an unwavering fervour for his country and countrymen Further The tiger of Punjab Kartar Singh represented the strong nationalistic emotions of brave Punjabis All sorts of tortures tried on him in Kala Pani could not deter him from pursuing the ultimate goal of freedom from slavery of India His determination served as a role model to all the revolutionaries He meticulously planned the elimination of the obstacles and always considered all the British as his enemy number one He was ably helped in his missions by his capable dedicated daughter Vidya Sarojini Sen a socialite of Bengal who moves in high circles of British Government is a sympathizer of the movement and becomes very handy for small favors from government officials A British Superintendent of Police Peter Gomes is a terror Being Anglo Indian he considers himself British He is cruel toward freedom fighters He is loyal to the British Raj A notorious dacoit Bhima ruled an area with terror of his gun accidentally meets revolutionary Veeru who gradually prevailed upon him to channel his might towards the life giving stream freedom rather than his present profession of killing the innocent countrymen He subsequently became a firebrand revolutionary The dedicated untiring efforts of the above few brave heroes along with the participation of thousands of countrymen directly and indirectly could put an end to colonialism Cast EditDara Singh as Kartar Singh Hema Malini as Nirmala 2 Ashwini Bhave as Rukmani 3 Mukesh Khanna as Darshan Lal 4 Pankaj Dheer as Ali Khan Shahbaz Khan as Virendra Veeru Singh 5 6 Vindu Dara Singh as Bheema Daaku Arjun as Peter Gomes The Killer Javed Khan as Advocate P C Das Vinod Kapoor as Ranjit Basu Reena Wadhwa as Ratna Nimai Bali as Hazaari Deepraj Rana as Deva Aasif Sheikh as Hasrat Nurani Sunil Bob Gadhawali as Police Inspector Hamilton Brownie Parashar as General Donald Priya Tendulkar as Suhasini Journalist 7 Shikha Swaroop as Gandhian Professor 8 Abhimanyu Singh as Commissioner Sahib Neena Gupta as Lady Lawyer Gandhian Mamik Singh as Arjun Singh Asrani as Jailor Fateh Khan as Anwar Fateh Haan Sudesh Berry as Virendra Gupta Pradeep Rawat as British Police Officer Marshal Anil Nagrath as Thakur Shehzad Khan as Son of Thakur Tom Alter as Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Saurabh Dubey as Muhammad Ali Jinnah Prabha Sinha Aashish Kaul Krutika Desai as Vidya Kiran Juneja as Gandhian Sonu Walia as British Girl Seema Kapoor as Krantikar Durga Jasraj as Sikh Girl Krantikari Sudha Chandran as Sakina Ali Khan s sister Kalpana Iyer as Sarojini Sen Asha Sharma as Rukmini and Nirmala s mother Amita Nangia as Royal Family Neelam Mehra as Beg Nafiza Kamia Malhotra as Nazima Fatima Sheikh as Gandhian Sulabha Deshpande as Mad Revolutionary Villager Deepak Parashar as Congress leader Deep Dhillon as SP of Cobra Mangal Dhillon as Raja Thakur AK Hangal as Gandhian Leader Ajit Vachani as D M Amit Behl as Jay Dutt lawyer of coalmine worker Aasif Sheikh as Hasrat Noorani Arun Bali as Dina Nath Rai Bahadur Bharat Kapoor as Congress leader Brahamchari as Doctor supporter of freedom fighter Gajendra Chauhan as District Magistrate Girja Shankar as Goverdhan Chaturvedi Krantikari Mohan Kapur as Tejpal supporter of Subhash Chandra Bose Dipesh Shah as Bapu Mahatma Gandhi Anand Balraj as Andy Gomes Goga Kapoor as Governor Paintal as British owner of coal mines Prithavi as Viceroy Rajeev Verma as Krishna Kant Sahay Congress leader Raj Kira as Maulana Nausar Ali Congress leader Raza Murad as Khalil Rahman Lawyers of Netaji Sudhir Mittoo as Commander Burton Sudhir Dalvi as Masterjee Gandhian Vijendra Ghatge as Raja Rajendra SinghReferences Edit a b Yug to be telecast in Punjabi The Tribune 29 January 2002 Retrieved 19 November 2012 A Mega serial Yug which was telecast from 1996 to 1997 and had famous film and television actors and actresses in key roles will be telecast from Jalandhar Doordarshan again The essence of a Yug The Tribune 27 February 2000 Retrieved 20 November 2012 Srinivasa Kavitha 28 April 1997 There s more under the veneer The Asian Age Retrieved 20 November 2012 Rajendran Girija 7 November 1997 Intrinsic acting calibre The Hindu Retrieved 20 November 2012 Rahul Kapoor 10 June 2008 Back in 1990 there was creativity in TV Shahbaz Khan Retrieved 20 November 2012 Kapoor Jaskiran 7 June 2009 Larger than Life The Indian Express Retrieved 20 November 2012 Priya Tendulkar passes away 19 September 2002 Retrieved 20 November 2012 Maheshwari Dhairya 10 June 2011 Princess returns The Hindu Retrieved 20 November 2012 External links EditYug at IMDb Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Yug TV series amp oldid 1127403889, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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