Malgudi Days - मालगुडी डेज - All Episodes

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Malgudi Days is an Indian television series based on the works of R.K. Narayan. The series was directed by Kannada actor and director Shankar Nag. Swami and Friends revolves around the life of ten-year-old Swaminathan, or Swami as he is known. Swami portrays the growing pangs of a boy who despises school, as he makes excuses and roams around Malgudi with his friends.

Malgudi Days – मालगुडी डेज – All Episodes

Swami’s father works in a government office and his mother is a housewife. At home, Swami shares his adventures with his aged granny, who lovingly addresses him as “Chamy.” Swami has two close friends: Mani and Rajam, the son of the police chief superintendent. He likes wandering and playing with them. He is very innocent boy.

First episode date: 18 March 1987
Number of episodes: 54
Director: Shankar Nag
Language: Hindi
Network: DD National

Cast of Malgudi Days

Master Manjunath as W. S. Swaminathan (Swami)
Girish Karnad as Swami’s father
Vaishali Kasaravalli as Swami’s mother
Suhasini Adarkar as Swami’s grandmother
Kanti Madiya as Muniya (Muni)
B. Jayashree as Muniya’s wife
Somu as Shopkeeper
Teddy White as tourist from New York, US
Deven Bhojani as Nitya (Episode 22)
Harish Patel as Gopinath (Episode 53)
Anant Nag in various roles (Episodes 9-16, 24, 31, 33, 45 and 54)
Dada (Episodes 30 and 31)
Vishnuvardhan (Episode 49)
Shankar Nag (Episodes 39 and 40)
Ramesh Bhat in various roles
Padmini Sirish

Malgudi Days – मालगुडी डेज – Episode 1 – Swami And Friends

Swami and Friends revolves around the life of ten-year-old Swaminathan, or Swami as he is known. Swami portrays the growing pangs of a boy who despises school, as he makes excuses and roams around Malgudi with his friends. Swami’s father works in a government office and his mother is a housewife. At home, Swami shares his adventures with his aged granny, who lovingly addresses him as “Chamy.” Swami has two close friends: Mani and Rajam, the son of the police chief superintendent. He likes wandering and playing with them. He is very innocent boy.