Muni is a very poor man living in Malgudi with his wife. Every day, he takes his two goats to graze near an old statue of a horse outside. One day Muni's wife requests him to buy some food but Muni doesn't have any money. He goes to the grocer only to get kicked out because he had not settled previous debts. The same night, his wife tells him about a body found near the well and is afraid to go out for fear of the police. The next day, when Muni takes his goats out to graze, he spots a motor car. Out of the car comes a white man from New York who starts talking with Muni but he does not understand a word of it. He thinks that he is a policeman who has come for the body and starts telling his suspicions about other people. The conversation carries on with both persons not understanding each other. The tourist then examines the statue of the horse and makes an offer to buy it. Muni misunderstands it as an offer for his goats and is reluctant but when the American offers a hundred rupees, Muni relents.
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Malgudi Days is an Indian television series based on the worksof R.K. Narayan. The series was directed by the late Kannada actor and director, Shankar Nag while Carnatic musician L. Vaidyanathan composed the score; Narayan's brother, R. K. Laxman was the sketch artist.[1] The series was made in 1986 by film producer T. S. Narasimhan with Anant Nag as the lead actor.
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The Plot
Most of the stories in the series are one episode long. The stories are from the books A Horse and Two Goats, Malgudi Days, Swami and Friends and The Vendor Of Sweets.
Swami and Friends revolves around the everyday life of ten-year old Swaminathan, or Swami as he is known by other characters. Swami portrays the growing up 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 also has two close friends: Mani and the son of the Police Chief Superintendent, Rajam. Swami's character was portrayed by Manjunath, a regular actor in many of Shankar Nag's productions.
The Vendor Of Sweets narrates the story of a sweet vendor, Jagan, his business and confrontation with his son who had returned from abroad. The title role was played by Kannada actor Anant Nag, and most of the actors cast in this serial were from Kannada film Industry. It was directed by Anant Nag's younger brother Shankar Nag.
There are some Episodes Description of the First season.
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Malgudi Days Episodes
- A Hero
- A Horse and Two Goats
- The Missing Mail
- The Hoard
- The Jug Spirit - Cat within
- Leela's Friend
- The old Priest - Mandir ka Budha
- The Watchman
- A Willing Slave
- Roman Image
- Sweets for Angles
- Seventh House
- Nitya
- Engine Trouble
- Ishwaran
- Gateman's Gift
- The Edge
- Rs. 45 a month
- Swami and Friends - 1
- Swami and Friends - 2
- Swami and Friends - 3
- Swami and Friends - 4
- Swami and Friends - 5
- Swami and Friends - 6
- Swami and Friends - 7
- Swami and Friends - 8
- Performing Child
- Career
- Trail of the Green Blazer
- Naga - 1
- Naga - 2
- Mithaiwala - 1
- Mithaiwala - 2
- Mithaiwala - 3
- Mithaiwala - 4
- Mithaiwala - 5
- Mithaiwala - 6
- Mithaiwala -7
- Mithaiwala - 8
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