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Paapa Pandu is an Indian Kannada-language sitcom directed and produced by Sihi Kahi Chandru starring Chidanand in the titular role and Shalini.[1][2]

GenreSitcom
Starring
  • Chidanand
  • Shalini
Country of originIndia
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Paapa Pandu
GenreSitcom
Directed bySihi Kahi Chandru
Starring
  • Chidanand
  • Shalini
Country of originIndia
Original languageKannada
Production
ProducerSihi Kahi Chandru
Running timeApprox. 20 minutes
Production companyFinal Cut Productions
Original release
NetworkETV Kannada
Release2000 (2000)
NetworkColors Kannada
Release2018 (2018)
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Plot

Season 1

The series follows the banters between Pachu and Pandu, a young couple with a son.[3]

Season 2

Pachu and Pandu's son is now married. Pacho controls both Pandu and her son Punda, whom her daughter-in-law also wants to have control of.[3][4]

Cast

  • Chidanand as Papanashahalli Parandhamayya Panduranga alias Pa. Pa. Pandu or simply Pandu
  • Shalini as Pachu Srimathi[5][6]

Season 1

  • Jahangir as Pandu (after Chidanand's exit)
  • Vikram Soori as Gopi, Srimathi's brother[7]
  • Sihi Kahi Chandru as Srimathi's father
  • Sihi Kahi Geetha as Bhuvaneswari (Srimathi's mother)
  • Gayathri Prabhakar as Ammamma (Srimathi's grandmother)
  • Kishan as young Punda
  • Namitha Rao as Nurse Maid Lalitha who marries Gopi (Guest appearance)[7]
  • Duniya Vijay as a thief[8]
  • Ganesh as Doubteshi
  • Srinivas Prabhu as H. Anumaan Rao (Doubteshi's father)
  • Vidyamurthy as Samshaya (Doubteshi's mother)
  • Padmaja Rao as Vice President Vimala
  • B. Jaya as neighbour Shastry's wife
  • Muni Janapada as Mohana, Pandu's friend
  • Shankar Rao as Boss Balraj[9]
  • Roopa Prabhakar as Kleesha
  • Ramesh Pandit as Gaabri Gopalayya
  • Srinath Vasishta as Sudugadu
  • Venkatachalapathy MSIL as Peon Singayya
  • Mithra as Janesha

Season 2

Production

The series was first aired in 2000,[3] and it was renewed for a second season on 2 July 2018.[7][15] As of 2018, the series had completed 75 episodes.[16] As of 2019, the series had completed 300 episodes.[17] Due to low TRP ratings, the series was brought to a end in 2020.[4]

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