Chennai : Tamil satellite channel Zee Tamizh is gearing up to strengthen its prime time fiction offering with the launch of two new fiction shows in the month of February.
The Channel has roped in two leading and most happening Script writers of Tamil Television Industry namely Kalaimaamani Sekkizhar and S. Ashok Kumar who are known for their successful track record.
Market Sources confirmed that Zee Tamizh is hoping to boost its fiction offering in Prime Time with the launch of two new shows created by Sekkizhar and Ashok Kumar.
While Sekkizhar is penning the new fiction show ‘Lakshmi Vanthachi’ which will be launched on 2nd Feb, scheduled for telecast on every Monday to Friday at 9.30PM replacing the existing show ‘Oru Kai Osai’ produced by Nimbus, Writer Ashok Kumar is scripting for another show titled ”Annakodiyum Aindhu Pengalum” will commence 9th February at 7 pm, in place of ”Uyir Mei”
Speaking to tvnews4u.com Writer Sekkizhar said ”Lakshmi Vanthachi’ is a story of a girl ‘Nandhini’ who likes to help others and spread happiness in every human beings life. She always helps others and advises them to reciprocate the act of kindness to people in need, thereby making it a chain of humanity”. ‘Nandhini’s peace loving life takes a twist that drives her in to a storm, due to her past family history and how her act of kindness saves her from the situation” Sekkizhar added.
Writer Ashok Kumar who is also pens the script for popular serials like ”Vamsam” on Sun TV and ”Amrutha Varshini” on Suvarna said ”Annakodiyum Aindhu Pengalum” is the story of the protagonist and her five sisters who come to Tamil Nadu in search of their father from Kerala and how their life takes turns there after”
”Lakshmi Vanthachi” is being Produced by Veteran Film Director Suresh Krishna and ”Annakodiyum Aindhu Pengalum” has been Porduced by Sathyajyothi films.
Zee Tamizh has launched ”Thirumangalyam” in its 7.30 pm recently and with the launch of a new show in its 7pm and 9.30 pm, the channel is hoping to create a strong prime time line-up.
