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Ardhangini
অৰ্ধাঙ্গিনী
Genre	Family, drama, romance
Created by	Hamid Ullah
Screenplay by	Rintu M. Bora, Smrita Bora
Story by	Nabjyoti Bora
Directed by	Rupkamal Hazarika
Starring	Preety Kongana Amit Kumar Borah
Opening theme	"Ardhangini" by Pompi Gogoi
Country of origin	India
Original language	Assamese
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	239
Production
Producers	Hamid Ullal, Sunti Choudhary
Camera setup	Single camera
Running time	approx. 20-22 minutes
Production company	K.B Production
Original release
Network	Rang
Release	17 July 2017 (2017-07-17) – 21 April 2018 (2018-04-21)

Ardhangini (the better half) was an Assamese-language drama series ^[1] that was produced by Hamid Ullal under K.B production. It premiered on 17 July 2017 on Rang TV. It stars Preety Kongana and Amit Kumar Borah.

Plot

Ardhangini is a story of two identical twin sisters who belong to a conservative family. Their father being the head master of a school and mother a perfect home maker holds a very good impression in the society. Like any household, the father highly holds the prestige and pride of his family However, not everyone of the family holds the same regard like the father. The two sisters having immense love and care for each other grew old to have some different characteristics. The elder one is a responsible and family oriented girl. the younger one is totally opposite she becomes more selfish and introvert. The story takes a twist when the younger sister runs away with the fiancé of her elder sister on her wedding day leaving a note for the family. Reading the note the elder sister decides to sacrifice every thing in order to protect the pride of the family and marries the groom of her younger sister. No one could know the truth since the sisters were identical. Now the story further illustrates the comparative life struggle between the two sisters on how the elder sister tries to become someone else sacrificing her own identity and her own wishes. ^{[2] [3]}

Cast

• Preety Kongana as Gungun (younger sister) and Runjun (elder sister)
• Amit Kumar Borah as Mrittick Choudhary
• Guna Borah as Emon
• Sharanga Bordoloi as Palash and Pallab
• Zule Ekka as Kaveri
• Paban as Kaveri's husband
• Shilpi as Kaveri and Paban's daughter
• Upamanyu as Mrittick's cousin
• Debojit Mazumdar as Prabhat Bora
• Parijat, Palash's younger sister
• Nila Saikia as Malaya Choudhary
• Kajol Sharma as Sharmila
• Nilakshi Saikia as Nilakshi Devi

Location

Ardhangini was mainly shot in Guwahati. Locations like Guwahati and Nagaon are referred in the serial.

See also

• Bharaghar

References