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Commonwealth Bank Series 2012
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Hope DD National Channel Will Telecast the Commonwealth Bank Series 2012 Live. Commonwealth Bank Series 2012 Starting on 5th February 2012. Australia, Sri Lanka and India are the teams Playing in Commonwealth Bank Series 2012
Schedule Of The Commonwealth Bank Series 2015 February 2012 – Australia Vs India – Melbourne
8 February 2012 – India Vs Sri Lanka – Perth
10 February 2012 – Australia Vs Sri Lanka at Perth
12 February 2012 – Australia Vs India – Adelaide
14 February 2012 – India Vs Sri Lanka – Adelaide
17 February 2012 – Australia Vs Sri Lanka – Sydney
19 February 2012 – Australia Vs India – Brisbane
21 February 2012 – India Vs Sri Lanka – Brisbane
24 February 2012 – Australia Vs Sri Lanka – Hobart
26 February 2012 – Australia Vs India – Sydney
28 February 2012 – India Vs Sri Lanka – Hobart
2 March 2012 – Australia v Sri Lanka – Melbourne
4 March 2012 – TBC Vs TBC – Brisbane, 1st Final Of Commonwealth Bank Series 2012
6 March 2012 – TBC Vs TBC – Adelaide, 2nd Final Of Commonwealth Bank Series 2012
8 March 2012 – TBC Vs TBC – Adelaide, 3rd Final Of Commonwealth Bank Series 2012
Amrita TV To Launch Mega Serial On Padmanabha Swamy Temple
Sreepadmanabham, Amrita
TV’s new mega serial, is a historical drama that circumnavigates the
Padmanabhaswamy temple of Travancore, the richest shrine in the world and depicts
the fascinating tale of its past , by deftly braiding together authentic
historical incidents, spiritual beliefs and mythical lore associated with the
kshethra.
Directed by eminent
film director Suresh Unnithan , the serial’s credit list stars some of the
most celebrated names in the TV acting
echelon such as Devan, Mohan Sharma,
‘Nivedhyam’ Padmakumar, Praveena, Ambika, Sreelekshmi, Shalu Menon, Maya
Moushmi, Reshmi Boban, Sharath, Sonu etc. To be launched on January 26th , it will be telecast Monday to Friday at 9.30pm.
The programme
picks up the thread at the critical juncture of Thripadidanam, wherein Marthanda Varma, wearied by the domestic
unrest sprouting all over Travancore, surrenders his kingdom at the feet
of the deity and vows to rule
thenceforth as Padmanabha Dasa,the slave of the Lord. Miraculously, the
rebellion subsides and peace reigns over the
province. On this occasion, the grateful monarch discloses the ancient
folklore about the temples’ origin to his nephew and crown prince, Karthika Thirunal Rama Varma.
According to the
legend, Viluamangalathu Swamiyar, the priest of the Anathapuram Temple in
Kasargode prayed incessantly for a divya darshan and the Lord appeared before
him in the guise of a boy. The Swamiyar followed him into the Anandankadu where
He revealed himself in his reclining posture, in all His majesty. The
temple was created on that very spot
under the patronage of the ruler of Travancore.
Portrayed in
dramatic detail and re splendid in the
colorful costumes of the times, the narrative chronicles all the highpoints in
the history of the temple from the periods of
Ravivarma Kulasekhara to Chittira Thirunal –the development of the
Ettarayogam council who controlled the temple’s administration , the clashes
between the King and the Pottis of the council over its management, the
emergence of the Ettuveetil Pillamar as
the overlords of the 8 provinces of the kingdom and who became more powerful
than the monarch and conspired to kill the king; how the king managed to escape
the assassination attempts by the skin of his teeth ; the rites and rituals special to the temple; the
unwavering faith of the devotees in the powers of the deity, the lives of the
artisans dependent on the temple for their livelihood –are all woven into the fabric of the tale to present a
credible and engrossing depiction of
the bygone age.
Without
distorting history or needlessly exaggerating mythical beliefs, Sreepadmanabham gives spiritual
gratification to the devout and accurate
facts to the curious by its re-enactment of real historical events.
In spite of its
almost iconic status, not many know much about
the shrine’s antecedents. Strangely enough no real attempt has been made
till date in the visual medium to tap into the narrative possibilities of the
subject. Sreepadmanabham is virtually
the first television endeavor to recount the tale of the temple, that is so
intertwined with the history of princely Travancore and the erstwhile royal
family.
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Smitha Sivaji
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