Marmadesam

The Real serial which is re release after 25 years and still no other running serials can beat this.. salute to the entire vidathu karuppu team..

One of the my favourite and best thriller series in 90's. Every Wednesday , when clock strikes 9pm , all family members will assemble in front of TV.

Each and every episode is suspenseful,creates curiosity , best thriller. Each characters are unique . When I do something wrong, my mom used to threaten me that "karuppu will punish you".😁

I will say 90's get scared to do wrong things in childhood when they hear "vidadhu karuppu" 😂😂 Do watch it guys.. I love it more than stranger things, the dark.. all other series😊😊

I remember in my childhood waiting every week to see new episodes and here i am back to my childhood watching Marmadesam. This has an awesome story what today's Tamil serials are lacking. Every episode is filled with emotions, fun and other things that keep you on the edge of your seat. 10/10 would recommend.

Well this series is enigmatic, intriguing with each character carefully crafted and directed to perfection.sound engineering and camera work is too notch.

To the 80 and 90's generation Marmadesam especially Vidaathu Karuppu is a trail blazer. Detailing in every craft can be seen right through this series be it in casting, costumes, lighting, cinematography, racy story telling, plot progression through juxtaposing the past and the present and even upping the ante by having a female lead take on the belief system of an entire village. The creatives have showed the parallel quest of two characters -a. Reena the FL (a writer first besides being a doc) thirsting to debunk the legend of 'Karuppu' as a myth and also wanting to prove that it is a convenient fictional narrative used by some random blood thirsty man b. Nanda, another senior doc who inadvertently stumbles upon the mystery of Karuppu and some documented evidences that prop this theory of Karuppu. A systemic rational discussion is needed to take on mythological tales like Karuppu as it is part of the cultural narrative of rural Tamilnadu and writer Indra soundar Rajan (whose Vittu vidu Karuppa inspired this series) along with Director Naaga and team have therefore dealt with it in a cerebral yet entertaining manner. Thankyou Kavithalaya for the rerun and enabling us to relive the thrills and the buzz it created back then. In short Vidathu Karuppu is like one big vintage black and white photo that showcases the tone and tenor of Thottakaaramangalam to the T.