Mazhavil Manorama serials have been an important part of the Malayalam television channel’s programming since its early years. When Mazhavil Manorama launched in 2011, Parinayam, Kathayile Rajakumari, Manasaveena, Manassu Parayunna Karyangal and The Mask were among the fiction shows introduced to Malayalam television audiences.
Over the years, the channel expanded its serial line-up with titles including Amala, Aniyathi, Bhramanam, Balamani, Jeevitha Nouka, Ente Kuttikalude Achan, Avani, Kalyani and Ennum Sammatham. Several older Mazhavil Manorama serials are also available digitally through ManoramaMax, allowing viewers to revisit past Malayalam television shows and episodes.
| Mazhavil Manorama Serial | Details |
|---|---|
| Parinayam | Directed by A.M. Nazeer; Story by Sudhakar Mangalodhayam |
| Kathayile Rajakumari | Directed by K.K. Rajeev; Story by K.K. Sudhakaran |
| Manasaveena | Directed by Kaladharan; Story by Murali Nellanadu |
| Manassu Parayunna Karyangal | Directed by R. Gopinath |
| The Mask | Directed by Viji Thamby; Story by Babu Pallassery |
| Amala | Popular Mazhavil Manorama serial |
| Aniyathi | Launched on 14 July 2014 |
| Bhramanam | Malayalam family drama |
| Balamani | Popular Mazhavil Manorama fiction |
| Jeevitha Nouka | Malayalam television family serial |
| Ente Kuttikalude Achan | Mazhavil Manorama family drama |
| Avani | Older Mazhavil Manorama serial |
| Kalyani | Malayalam television serial |
| Ennum Sammatham | Mazhavil Manorama fiction series |
First Mega Serials on Mazhavil Manorama
The original Mazhavil Manorama serial line-up included several productions featuring established Malayalam television directors and writers.
Parinayam was directed by A.M. Nazeer, with the story written by Sudhakar Mangalodhayam.
Kathayile Rajakumari was directed by K.K. Rajeev, while the story was written by K.K. Sudhakaran.
Manasaveena was directed by Kaladharan from a story by Murali Nellanadu, who later became associated with several Malayalam television productions.
Manassu Parayunna Karyangal was directed by R. Gopinath, while The Mask was directed by Viji Thamby with a story written by Babu Pallassery.
These titles represent the early phase of fiction programming on Mazhavil Manorama.
Amala, Balamani and Aniyathi
As the channel’s programming evolved, the initial serials were replaced by a new generation of Malayalam fiction shows. Ival Yamuna, Balamani, Pattusari, Amala and Bhagya Devatha were among the serials that subsequently became part of the Mazhavil Manorama schedule.
Aniyathi was another addition to the channel, launching on 14 July 2014.
Amala, Balamani and Aniyathi became familiar titles among viewers following Malayalam television serials during this period.
Bhramanam
Bhramanam was another prominent family drama telecast on Mazhavil Manorama. The serial joined the growing collection of long-running fiction programs associated with the channel and remains one of the older Mazhavil Manorama titles searched for by viewers looking to revisit past episodes.
Jeevitha Nouka
Jeevitha Nouka was part of a later generation of Mazhavil Manorama family serials. The show was included in the channel’s prime-time fiction programming alongside other Malayalam serials and entertainment shows.
With older television content increasingly becoming available digitally, shows such as Jeevitha Nouka continue to attract viewers searching for previous Mazhavil Manorama episodes.
Ente Kuttikalude Achan
Ente Kuttikalude Achan expanded the channel’s collection of family-oriented Malayalam fiction. The serial was another title that became associated with Mazhavil Manorama’s evolving television schedule.
Avani and Kalyani
Avani and Kalyani are also part of Mazhavil Manorama’s catalogue of older Malayalam serials. Adding these shows to the list provides a broader picture of the channel’s fiction programming beyond its original 2011 line-up.
Ennum Sammatham
Ennum Sammatham represents another phase in Mazhavil Manorama’s serial programming. The show joined the channel’s later fiction line-up as Mazhavil Manorama continued introducing new family dramas for Malayalam television viewers.
Watch Old Mazhavil Manorama Serials on ManoramaMax
The availability of older television programs through ManoramaMax has given viewers another way to rediscover Mazhavil Manorama serials. Titles from different periods of the channel’s history can therefore continue reaching audiences beyond their original television telecasts.
Older shows including Amala, Aniyathi, Bhramanam, Balamani, Jeevitha Nouka, Ente Kuttikalude Achan, Avani, Kalyani and Ennum Sammatham are useful additions for viewers searching for previous Mazhavil Manorama serials and episodes.
The catalogue also complements other returning archive titles such as Rakkuyil, whose full episodes have become available through ManoramaMax.
Mazhavil Manorama Serials – From 2011 to the Streaming Era
The Mazhavil Manorama serial catalogue has changed considerably since the channel’s early line-up of Parinayam, Kathayile Rajakumari, Manasaveena, Manassu Parayunna Karyangal and The Mask. Subsequent shows including Amala, Aniyathi, Balamani, Bhramanam and several later family dramas expanded the channel’s Malayalam fiction library.
With ManoramaMax providing digital access to older television content, these serials can find a new audience years after their original broadcasts.
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