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Pavitra Rishta

Pavitra Rishta (International title: Sacred Relationship) is a 2009 Indian Hindi-language soap opera produced by Ekta Kapoor of Balaji Telefilms that aired on Zee TV from 1 June 2009 to 25 October 2014.[3] It is an adaptation of Tamil television series Thirumathi Selvam.[4]

Pavitra Rishta
GenreSoap opera
Based onThirumathi Selvam by S. Kumaran
Developed byEkta Kapoor
Screenplay byR M Joshi
Anil Nagpal
Gitangshu Dey
Vikas Tiwari
Nidhi Singh
Neha Shrivastava
Ved Raj
Shweta Bhardwaj
Dialogues
Shirish Latkar[1]
Story byS Kumaran
Directed byRavindra Gautam
Mujammil Desai
Kushal Zaveri
Jignesh Vaishnav
V.G.Roy
Ajay Veermal
Jafar Sheikh
Sangieta Rao
Partho Mitra
Sameer Kulkarni
Bhavin Thakkar
Vicky Chauhan
Creative directorsDoris Dey
Tanushree Dasgupta
Sukriti Saxena
Neeshi Oza
Shravan Pundir
Mitu
Meghana Amal
StarringAnkita Lokhande
Sushant Singh Rajput
Hiten Tejwani
Asha Negi
Rithvik Dhanjani
Ruhee Bagga
Karan Veer Mehra
Theme music composerSunil Singh
Devendra Kafir
Opening theme"Āsamāna Mēṁ Jaba Taka" by Priya Bhattacharya
Country of originIndia
Original languageHindi
No. of seasons4
No. of episodes1,424[2]
Production
ProducersEkta Kapoor
Shobha Kapoor
Production locationsMumbai, India.
CinematographySuhas Shirodkar
Rajan Singh
EditorsVikas Sharma
Vishal Sharma
Manas Majumdar
Camera setupMulti-camera
Running time20 minutes
Production companyBalaji Telefilms
Original release
NetworkZee TV
Release1 June 2009 (2009-06-01) –
25 October 2014 (2014-10-25)
Related
Thirumathi Selvam

In late 2018 and later in 2020, after the death of Sushant Singh Rajput, who starred in this series, it was rebroadcast on Zee TV. After this rerun received good ratings, they decided to bring a new series. A series titled Pavitra Rishta – It's Never too Late aired on ZEE5 from 15 September 2021 starring Ankita Lokhande reprising her role as Archana and Shaheer Sheikh as Manav.[5]

Plot

Homely and hard-working Archana Karanjkar marries Manav Deshmukh, a mere mechanic. They gradually come to support and fall in love with each other, despite their respective families being at loggerheads, as Manav’s mother, Savita, lied to Archana’s mother about his profession. Manav's brother Sachin dies while his fiancée, Shravani, is pregnant, and Manav is asked to take Shravani's responsibility. Archana and Manav divorce for the future of Shravani's unborn child, and Archana leaves Mumbai to complete her higher education.

Archana is now educated and returns to Mumbai after 2 years, while Manav is raising Shravani's son, who is named after Sachin. Eventually, Archana-Manav reunite and Shravani leaves abroad, giving Jr. Sachin to them. Archana has a miscarriage and Manav determines himself to become successful. He meets a rich businessman, Digvijay Kirloskar, and starts working with him.

4 years later, Manav is now a rich business tycoon. Manav and Archana now have a son, Soham, who is specially liked by Archana's childless sister, Varsha. Later, Archana delivers twin daughters, Ovi and Tejaswini. Varsha abducts Soham and they're presumed dead. Archana gets blamed for the loss of Soham as she had previously ignored Manav's warning to keep Soham away from Varsha.

Manav decides to move to Canada with his family to further his business. He sends flight tickets to Archana through Savita, who doesn't tell her anything about the tickets and misinforms Archana that Manav wants divorce. Later, Savita signs on the divorce papers on Archana's behalf and lies to Manav that Archana wants divorce. Thus, Manav moves abroad without Archana, who is left shattered and later adopts an orphaned baby girl, Purvi. Archana’s other sister Vaishali leaves her husband, Dharmesh due to his abusive behavior on herself and her children.

18 years later, Manav returns to India with his family to finalize their divorce, and is ordered a six-month courtship together with Archana. Varsha and Soham are revealed to be alive as goons "Jhumri" and "Vishnu Lala" in Bihar. Ovi's marriage is fixed with Digvijay's son, Arjun, while he is in love with Purvi. He soon reveals his love for Purvi and breaks his alliance with Ovi, leaving her shattered. Ovi tells Purvi that if she lets her marry Arjun instead, then she will stop Manav from divorcing Archana. For Archana's happiness, Purvi begs Arjun to marry Ovi and thus, Arjun-Ovi get married. Tejaswini and Manav’s father Damodar expose Savita's conspiracy, uniting Archana and Manav. The couple learn about Soham but he refuses to accept them as his parents. Archana’s brother Vinod's elder daughter, Punni, creates a rift between Ovi and Purvi, making Ovi believe that Arjun and Purvi are having an extra-marital affair. To save Ovi-Arjun's marriage life, Purvi shifts to Kolkata.

Six months later, Purvi, who is pregnant, is married to Dr. Onir, a gynecologist. Ovi is also pregnant having complications. Onir and Purvi return Mumbai to treat Ovi. Soham accidentally shoots Archana and she is hospitalized but soon recovers and Soham accepts both Manav and Archana as his parents. It is revealed that Purvi actually got pregnant with Arjun's child when they accidentally made love while taking shelter in a cabin. Ovi loses her son while Purvi delivers a daughter. She replaces her daughter with Ovi's child with Onir's help. Arjun and Purvi's daughter is named Pari. Soon, Ovi-Arjun and Onir-Purvi divorce. Manav and Archana decide to get Arjun and Purvi married so that Pari gets her full family. Arjun and Purvi get married. Ovi moves to Canada and finds out that she's pregnant again with Arjun's child.

Tejaswini falls in love with Snehlata's son, Sunny, who also falls in love with Vinod's youngest daughter, Ruchita. But they have to break up as Savita and Snehlata are rivals. Soham falls in love with Dr. Gauri but her alliance gets fixed with Jr. Sachin. He kidnaps Gauri and tries to forcefully marry her in the temple. Gauri gets accidentally shot by Soham and falls into a river with him. Arjun meets Ovi in Canada and is shocked on learning about his and Ovi's daughter, Pia. Purvi misunderstands that Arjun has cheated on her with Ovi. She shifts to Canada with Pari and the entire family.

20 years later, Purvi returns to Mumbai and realizes that Arjun never cheated on her with Ovi. Arjun is revealed to have brain tumor, so he and Purvi move to Australia for treatment. Pia helps Ovi to unite with her parents and family. Soham, revealed to be alive, has changed his name to Raghav Mhatre, and lives with his five children who are struggling financially due to his alcoholism. His eldest daughter, Ankita, resembles Archana and is the sole earner of the family. She meets Naren Karmarkar, a mentally challenged businessman grieving the loss of his lover, Ahaana.

Soon, Naren starts assuming Ankita as Ahaana. Ankita is compelled to marry Naren at the behest of his mother, Rushali, who agrees to offer her money and support her siblings financially. Gradually, Ankita falls in love with Naren, who recovers, and they consummate their marriage, leaving Ankita pregnant. Pari reluctantly agrees to marry Shekhar after the disappearance of her lover, Aman. On Shekhar and Pari's wedding day, Naren discovers that Pari is Ahaana and she discovers that Naren is Aman. It is revealed that Naren and Pari met each other in London where they exchanged fake names and fell in love but unfortunately a car accident separated them. Soham meets his family but still holds a grudge against them. Naren forgets his memories with Ankita and reconciles with Pari.

Rushali lies to everyone that Ankita had a contract marriage with Naren which was valid only until Naren's recovery. Ankita decides to sacrifice her love for Naren's happiness and conceals her pregnancy. Despite Soham's pleas, Naren and Pari marry. For Naren and Pari's happy married life, Ankita leaves Mumbai. Soon, Pari gets pregnant but miscarries and is declared infertile. Ankita gives birth to Naren's child but it is declared stillborn by the doctors. Naren and Pari adopt a baby girl and name her as Arushi.

Ankita returns to Mumbai and Manav makes her the managing director of his company. Pari starts getting jealous of Ankita and plans her murder. Naren and Ankita learn that Arushi is their biological daughter. It is revealed that Rushali had stolen Arushi from Ankita and bribed the doctors to misinform her that her child was stillborn. Naren learns about Pari's evil schemes, divorces her, and reunites with Ankita. Pari realizes their true love. She is reunited with Purvi and Arjun, who return to Mumbai, and accepts Arjun as her father. Soham overcomes his grudge and finally reconciles with Manav and Archana.

Ankita and Naren remarry. Manav-Archana, Arjun-Purvi, and Ankita-Naren together commemorate their "Pavitra Rishta" (sacred relationship). Manav meets with a fatal accident and Archana dies of grief. Their family mourns their death. Their souls are shown to be in heaven together, expressing their undying love for each other.

Cast

Main

  • Ankita Lokhande as
    • Archana "Archu" Karanjkar Deshmukh– Sulochana and Manohar's eldest daughter; Vinod, Varsha and Vaishali's sister; Manav's wife; Soham, Ovi and Tejaswini's mother; Jr. Sachin and Purvi's adoptive mother; Pia, Ankita, Prashant, Mansi, Pranav and Sonali's grandmother; Pari, Gaurav and Pushti's adoptive grandmother; Priya and Arushi's great-grandmother (2009–2014)
    • Ankita Deshmukh Karmarkar (alias Ankita Mhatre) – Soham's eldest daughter; Prashant and Mansi's sister; Pranav and Sonali's half-sister; Naren's wife; Arushi's mother (2013–2014)
  • Sushant Singh Rajput / Hiten Tejwani as Manav Deshmukh – Savita and Damodar's elder son; Sachin and Vandita's brother; Archana's husband; Soham, Ovi and Tejaswini's father; Jr. Sachin and Purvi's adoptive father; Pia, Ankita, Prashant, Mansi, Pranav and Sonali's grandfather; Pari, Gaurav and Pushti's adoptive grandfather; Priya and Arushi's great-grandfather (2009–2011) / (2011–2014)
  • Asha Negi as Purvi Deshmukh Kirloskar – Archana and Manav's adopted daughter; Jr. Sachin, Soham, Ovi and Tejaswini's adopted sister; Onir's ex-wife; Arjun's wife; Pari's mother (2011–2014)
  • Shruti Kanwar as Ovi Deshmukh – Archana and Manav's elder daughter; Soham and Tejaswini's sister; Jr. Sachin and Purvi's adopted sister; Arjun's ex-wife; Pia's mother (2011–2014)
  • Rithvik Dhanjani as Arjun Kirloskar – Digvijay and Ashna's son; Ovi's ex-husband; Purvi's husband; Pari and Pia's father (2011–2014)
  • Ankit Narang as Soham Deshmukh (alias Raghav Mhatre) – Archana and Manav's son; Varsha and Balan's foster son; Ovi and Tejaswini's brother; Jr. Sachin and Purvi's adopted brother; Gauri's one-sided lover; Ratna's ex-husband; Ankita, Prashant, Mansi, Pranav and Sonali's father; Priya and Arushi's grandfather (2012–2014)
  • Puru Chibber / Anubhav Krishna Srivastava as Jr. Sachin "Sachu" Deshmukh – Sachin and Shravani's son; Archana and Manav's nephew / adopted son; Soham, Ovi, Tejaswini and Purvi's adopted brother; Gauri's ex-fiancé; Neena's husband; Gaurav and Pushti's father (2011–2013) / (2013–2014)
    • Harsh Katara as Child Sachin Deshmukh (2011)
  • Mrinalini Tyagi as Tejaswini "Teju" Deshmukh – Archana and Manav's younger daughter; Soham and Ovi's sister; Jr. Sachin and Purvi's adopted sister; Sunny's former love interest (2011–2014)
  • Karan Veer Mehra as Naren Karmarkar (alias Aman Mathur) – Rushali and Shirish's elder son; Raunak's brother; Pari's ex-husband; Ankita's husband; Arushi's father (2013–2014)
  • Ruhee Bagga as Pari Kirloskar (alias Ahaana) – Arjun and Purvi's daughter; Pia's half-sister; Naren's ex-wife; Arushi's foster mother (2013-2014)

Recurring

  • Savita Prabhune as Sulochana Karanjkar – Manohar's widow; Vinod, Archana, Varsha and Vaishali's mother; Poornima, Ruchita, Aniket, Soham, Ovi and Tejaswini's grandmother; Varun's step-grandmother; Jr. Sachin and Purvi's adoptive grandmother; Pia, Ankita, Prashant, Mansi, Pranav and Sonali's great-grandmother; Pari, Gaurav and Pushti's adoptive great-grandmother; Priya and Arushi's great-great-grandmother (2009–2014)
  • Ajay Rohila / Kishori Govind Mahabole as Manohar Karanjkar – Sulochana's husband; Vinod, Archana, Varsha and Vaishali's father; Poornima, Ruchita, Aniket, Soham, Ovi and Tejaswini's grandfather; Varun's step-grandfather; Jr. Sachin and Purvi's adoptive grandfather; Pia, Ankita, Prashant, Mansi, Pranav and Sonali's great-grandfather; Pari, Gaurav and Pushti's adoptive great-grandfather; Priya and Arushi's great-great-grandfather (2009) / (2009–2011) (Dead)
  • Parag Tyagi as Vinod Karanjkar – Sulochana and Manohar's son; Archana, Varsha and Vaishali's brother; Manjusha's husband; Poornima and Ruchita's father (2009–2013)
  • Priya Marathe as Varsha "Varshu" Karanjkar (alias Jhumri Singh)– Sulochana and Manohar's second daughter; Vinod, Archana and Vaishali's sister; Satish ex-wife; Balan's fake wife / mistress; Soham's foster mother (2009–2013)
  • Prarthana Behere / Madhumita Das as Vaishali "Vaishu" Karanjkar – Sulochana and Manohar's youngest daughter; Vinod, Archana and Varsha's sister; Dharmesh's ex-wife; Aniket's mother; Varun's step-mother (2009–2011) / (2011–2012)
  • Swati Anand as Manjusha "Manju" Lokhande Karanjkar – Rasika's daughter; Ajit's sister; Vinod's wife; Poornima and Ruchita's mother (2009—2013)
  • Jia Mustafa as Poornima "Punni" Karanjkar Mittal – Manjusha and Vinod's elder daughter; Ruchita's sister; Malik's wife (2011—2013)
  • Krunal Pandit as Malik Mittal – Poornima's husband (2011–2013)
  • Meghna Kinare / Shivani Tomar as Ruchita "Ruchi" Karanjkar – Manjusha and Vinod's younger daughter; Poornima's sister (2011) / (2013)
  • Smita Oak as Rasika Lokhande – Manjusha and Ajit's mother; Poornima, Ruchita and Munni's grandmother (2009–2012)
  • Yamini Thakur as Vandita "Vandu" Deshmukh Lokhande – Savita and Damodar's daughter; Manav and Sachin's sister; Ajit's wife; Munni's mother (2009–2013)
  • Prabhat Bhattacharya / Pankaj Vishnu as Ajit Lokhande – Rasika's son; Manjusha's brother; Vandita's husband; Munni's father (2009–2011, 2013)
  • Unknown as Munni Lokhande – Vandita and Ajit's daughter (2011)
  • Anurag Sharma as Satish Deshpande – Mohan and Bhavna's son; Varsha's ex-husband (2009–2011)
  • Shalini Arora as Bhavna Deshpande – Mohan's wife; Satish's mother (2009–2011)
  • Pawan Mahendru as Mohan Deshpande – Bhavna's husband; Satish's father (2009–2011)
  • Sumeet Arora as Dharmesh Jaipurwala – Meena's son; Madhuri and Vaishali's ex-husband; Varun and Aniket's father (2010–2011)
  • Sujata Vaishnav as Meena Jaipurwala – Dharmesh's mother; Varun and Aniket's grandmother (2010–2011)
  • Divjot Sabarwal as Madhuri – Dhamresh's ex-wife; Varun's mother (2011)
  • Karan Hukku as Varun Jaipurwala – Madhuri and Dharmesh's son; Vaishali's step-son; Aniket's half-brother (2011)
  • Rahul Tandon as Aniket Jaipurwala – Vaishali and Dharmesh's son; Varun's half-brother (2012–2013)
  • Ajay Wadhavkar as Damodar Rao Deshmukh – Vishwas's brother; Savita's husband; Manav, Sachin and Vandita's father; Jr. Sachin, Munni, Soham, Ovi and Tejaswini's grandfather; Purvi's adoptive grandfather; Pia, Ankita, Gaurav, Prashant, Mansi, Pushti, Pranav and Sonali's great-grandfather; Pari's adoptive great-grandfather; Priya and Arushi's great-great-grandfather (2009–2014)
  • Usha Nadkarni as Savita Deshmukh – Damodar's wife; Manav, Sachin and Vandita's mother; Jr. Sachin, Munni, Soham, Ovi and Tejaswini's grandmother; Purvi's adoptive grandmother; Pia, Ankita, Gaurav, Prashant, Mansi, Pushti, Pranav and Sonali's great-grandmother; Pari's adoptive great-grandmother; Priya and Arushi's great-great-grandmother (2009–2014)
  • Sunil Godse as Vishwas Rao Deshmukh – Damodar's brother; Manav, Sachin and Vandita's uncle (2009–2010) (Dead)
  • Raj Singh Suryavanshi as Sachin Deshmukh – Damodar and Savita's younger son; Manav and Vandita's brother; Shravani's fiancé; Jr. Sachin's father; Gaurav and Pushti's grandfather (2009) (Dead)
  • Pooja Pihal as Shravani Mahadik – Girish's daughter; Sachin's fiancée; Jr. Sachin's mother; Gaurav and Pushti's grandmother (2009–2011)
  • Anil Mishra as Girish Mahadik – Shravani's father; Jr. Sachin's grandfather; Gaurav and Pushti's great-grandfather (2009–2010)
  • Manasi Salvi as Ashna Kirloskar – Digvijay's wife; Arjun's mother; Pari and Pia's grandmother (2011) (Dead)
  • Naved Aslam as Digvijay Kirloskar aka DK – Manav's boss and friend; Ashna's widower; Arjun's father; Pari and Pia's grandfather (2011–2013)
  • Mansi Sharma as Neena Deshmukh – Jr. Sachin's wife; Gaurav and Pushti's mother (2013–2014)
  • Karishma Sharma as Pia Kirloskar – Ovi and Arjun's daughter; Pari's half-sister (2014)
  • Nishant Raghuwanshi as Prashant Deshmukh (alias Prashant Mhatre) – Soham's elder son; Ankita and Mansi's brother; Pranav and Sonali's half-brother (2013–2014)
  • Aparna Dixit as Mansi "Manu" Deshmukh Kamble (alias Mansi Mhatre)– Soham's second daughter; Ankita and Prashant's sister; Pranav and Sonali's half-sister; Shashank's wife; Priya's mother (2013–2014)
  • Manish Naggdev as Shashank Kamble – Mansi's husband; Priya's step-father (2013–2014)
  • Akash Nath as Pranav Deshmukh (alias Pranav Mhatre) – Soham and Ratna's son; Sonali's brother; Ankita, Prashant and Mansi's half-brother (2013–2014)
  • Kreesha Shah as Sonali "Sonu" Deshmukh (alias Sonali Mhatre) – Soham and Ratna's daughter; Pranav's sister; Ankita, Prashant and Mansi's half-sister (2013–2014)
  • Niveen A Ramani as Gaurav Deshmukh – Jr. Sachin and Neena's son; Pushti's brother (2013–2014)
  • Jinal Jain as Pushti Deshmukh – Jr. Sachin and Neena's daughter; Gaurav's sister (2013–2014)
  • Mandar Jadhav as Vinay Apte – Purvi's ex-fiancé (2012–2013)
  • Shakti Arora as Dr. Onir Dutt – Purvi's ex-husband; Shalini's husband (2012–2013)
  • Menaka Lalwani as Shalini Dutt – Onir's second wife (2013)
  • Karan Sharma as Sunny Khandeshi – Mukesh and Snehlata's younger son; Jignesh's brother; Tejaswini's former love interest (2012–2013)
  • Ketki Dave as Snehlata Khandeshi – Mukesh's wife; Sunny and Jignesh's mother; Savita's rival (2012–2013)
  • Mark Parakh as Jignesh Khandeshi – Mukesh and Snehlata's elder son; Sunny's brother (2012–2013)
  • Priyanka Kandwal as Dr. Gauri Shahane – Umesh and Rajni's daughter; Atul's sister; Archana's doctor; Jr. Sachin's ex-fiancée; Soham's love interest (2013) (Dead)
  • Sanjay Bhatia as Umesh Shahane – Rajni's husband; Gauri and Atul's father (2013)
  • Amita Desai as Rajni Shahane – Umesh's wife; Gauri and Atul's mother (2013)
  • Ahmad Harhash as Atul Shahane – Umesh and Rajni's son; Gauri's brother (2013)
  • Mahesh Shetty as Jaywant Rane – Swati's brother; Archana's proposed groom (2010)
  • Sheeba Chadha as Rushali Karmarkar – Shrish's wife; Naren and Raunak's mother; Priya and Arushi's grandmother (2013–2014)
  • Vikrant Chaturvedi as Shirish Karmarkar – Sunanda's brother; Rushali's husband; Naren and Raunak's father; Priya and Arushi's grandfather (2013–2014)
  • Sumukhi Pendse as Sunanda Karmarkar – Shirish's sister; Naren and Raunak's aunt (2013–2014)
  • Ranjeet Singh as Raunak Karmarkar – Rushali and Shirish's younger son; Naren's brother; Kinnari's husband; Priya's father (2013–2014)
  • Minal Mogam as Kinnari Nadkarni Karmarkar – Raunak's wife (2013–2014)
  • Angel as Arushi "Ashi" Karmarkar – Ankita and Naren's daughter; Pari's foster daughter (2014)
  • Karan Suchak as Shekhar Gupta – Lawyer; Naren's friend; Pari's ex-fiancé (2013–2014)
  • Amit Sarin as Ashwin Sagar – Satish's cousin; Varsha's lover; Urmila's husband (2009–2010)
  • Ashlesha Sawant as Urmila Sagar – Ashwin's wife (2009–2010)
  • Neha Sehgal as Ria Gupta – Manav's assistant (2010–2011)
  • Mukul Harish as Ranvijay – Gopal and Neelima's younger son; Vishnu's brother; Vaishnavi's father (2014)
  • Bhanujeet Sudan as Rishabh Kapoor – A businessman; Sonia's former husband; Purvi's obsessed lover (2013–2014) (Dead)
  • Kali Prasad Mukherjee / Abhay Bhargava as Balan Lala Singh – Varsha's fake husband; Soham's foster father (2012–2013) (2013–2014)
  • Tanvi Thakkar as Rashmi (2009–2010)
  • Syed Zafar Ali as Dr. Agarwal (2013)
  • Eva Shirali as Swati Rane (2009–2010)
  • Irfan Razaa Khan as Prakash (2010)
  • Savita Shivaskar as Sundari: Maidservant in the Deshmukh household (2011–2014)
  • Aryan Prajapati as Nikhil (2013–2014)
  • Anuradha Namdar as Charulata Mehta (2012–2013)
  • Mohit Sehgal as Pradeep Saini (2013)
  • Manish Khanna as Kashinath Sharma (2013)
  • Suman Shastri Kant as Kinshuk Banerjee (2013)

Production

Casting

Sushant Singh Rajput who was playing the parallel lead in Kis Desh Mein Hai Meraa Dil of StarPlus was cast as Manav. Zee TV did not accept him for casting as Manav as he was a parallel lead of the show in their rival channel. But Producer Ekta Kapoor convinced the channel to accept him.[6] In November 2011 Rajput quit the series and was replaced by Hiten Tejwani.[7] However, during the final of the series on 25 October 2014, Tejwani paved way for Rajput who appeared in the final episode as Manav.[8][9]

Schedule

The show's time slot was changed from 21:00 to 18:30 on 15 April 2014 and the 21:00 slot was taken by Kumkum Bhagya, also produced by Ekta Kapoor.[10]

Reception

Around late 2008, producer Ekta Kapoor and her production house Balaji Telefilms declined when the ratings and popularity of all her hit soaps of the 2000s decreased and were axed and also when newly launched ones performed poorly. Since then most channels did not accept her to work. It was due to the chance given by Zee TV for this series, the career of Kapoor and her production house was revived when it became one of the top-rated Hindi television programs.[11][12]

Accolades

Pavitra Rishta received several awards and nominations. Lokhande and Rajput received multiple awards for their roles Archana and Manav in the Best Actress and Best Actor categories, as has Nadkarni in the Best Negative Actress category and Ekta Kapoor in the Best Serial category.

Year Award Category Recipient Role Result
2009 Indian Telly Awards Most Popular Actress In A Supporting Role Savita Prabhune Sulochana Karanjkar Won [13]
Most Popular Fresh New Face (Female) Ankita Lokhande Archana Deshmukh Nominated [14]
Most Popular Actor(Male) Sushant Singh Rajput Manav Deshmukh
Most Popular Daily Serial Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta
2010 Seoul International Drama Awards Special Jury Award Ekta Kapoor Producer Won[15][16]
2010 Indian Television Academy Awards Best Actor Popular(Male) Sushant Singh Rajput Manav Deshmukh Won[17]
GR8 Face Of The Year(Female) Ankita Lokhande Archana Deshmukh
2010 Indian Telly Awards Most Popular Drama Series Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta Won [18]
Best Actress In A Negative Role(Popular) Usha Nadkarni Savita Deshmukh Nominated[18]
Best Actress In A Supporting Role(Popular) Savita Prabhune Sulochana Karanjkar
Best Actress In A Lead Role(Popular) Ankita Lokhande Archana Deshmukh
Best Actor In A Lead Role(Popular) Sushant Singh Rajput Manav Deshmukh
Best Daily Serial Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta
Best Continuing TV Programme Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta
Best Story Writer Rajesh Joshi Crew
2010 Boroplus Gold Awards Best TV Show ruling TRP Charts of The Year Pavitra Rishta Team Pavitra Rishta Won
Best TV Actor(Male) Sushant Singh Rajput Manav Damodar Deshmukh
Best TV Debut(Female) Ankita Lokhande Archana Manav Deshmukh
Best TV Actor for Negative Role (Female) Usha Nadkarni Savita Damodar Deshmukh
2010 BIG Star Entertainment Awards Most Entertaining TV Actor(Male) Sushant Singh Rajput Manav Deshmukh Won[19]
Most Entertaining TV Actor(Female) Usha Nadkarni Savita Deshmukh Nominated[19]
Most Entertaining Television Show(Fiction) Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta
2011 Apsara Awards Best TV Actor (Female) Ankita Lokhande Archana Deshmukh Won[20]
2011 BIG Television Awards Favourite Teekha Character Usha Nadkarni Savita Deshmukh Won[21]
Favourite Meetha Character Sushant Singh Rajput Manav Deshmukh
Favourite Namkeen Character Usha Nadkarni Savita Deshmukh Nominated[21]
Favourite Garma Garam Jodi Sushant Singh Rajput and Ankita Lokhande Manav and Archana Deshmukh
Favourite Dulara Character(Male) Sushant Singh Rajput Manav Deshmukh
Favourite Dulara Character(Female) Ankita Lokhande Archana Deshmukh
2011 FICCI Frames Excellence Honours Best TV Actor(Female) Ankita Lokhande Archana Deshmukh Nominated[22]
Best TV Actor(Male) Sushant Singh Rajput Manav Deshmukh Won[22][23]
Best TV Show (Fiction) Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta
2011 Boroplus Gold Awards Best Supporting Actor(Female)-Popular Savita Prabhune Sulochana Karanjkar Won[24]
Best Negative Actor(Female)-Popular Usha Nadkarni Savita Deshmukh
Best TV Actor(Male)-Popular Sushant Singh Rajput Manav Deshmukh
Best TV Actor(Female)-Popular Ankita Lokhande Archana Deshmukh
Best TV Show Of The Year Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta
Best Negative Actor(Female)-Critics Usha Nadkarni Savita Deshmukh Nominated[25]
Best Supporting Actor(Female)-Critics Savita Prabhune Sulochana Karanjkar
Best Celebrity Jodi Sushant Singh Rajput and Ankita Lokhande Manav and Archana Deshmukh
2011 Indian Television Academy Awards The GR8! Laurel For Ensemble Acting 2011 Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta Won[26]
2011 BIG Star Entertainment Awards Most Entertaining TV Actor(Male) Sushant Singh Rajput Manav Deshmukh Nominated[27]
Most Entertaining TV Actor(Female) Ankita Lokhande Archana Deshmukh
Most Entertaining Television Show(Fiction) Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta
2012 Indian Telly Awards Best Television Personality (Female) Ankita Lokhande Archana Deshmukh Won[28]
Best Actress In A Negative Role(Popular) Usha Nadkarni Savita Deshmukh Nominated[28]
Best Actress In A Lead Role(Popular) Ankita Lokhande Archana Deshmukh
Best Actor In A Lead Role(Popular) Hiten Tejwani Manav Deshmukh
Best Onscreen Couple Sushant Singh Rajput and Ankita Lokhande Manav and Archana Deshmukh
Best Daily Serial Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta
Best Continuing TV Programme Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta
Best Drama Series Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta
Best Story Writer Rajesh Joshi Crew
Best Actress In A Negative Role(Jury) Usha Nadkarni Savita Deshmukh
Best Actor In A Negative Role(Jury) Sumit Arora Dharmesh Jaipurwala
2012 Boroplus Gold Awards Best Actor(Female) Ankita Lokhande Archana Deshmukh Won[29]
Stellar Performer Of The Year Asha Negi Purvi Deshmukh
Best Actress in Negative Role (Critics) Usha Nadkarni Savita Deshmukh
Best Actor(Male) Hiten Tejwani Manav Deshmukh Nominated[29]
Best Supporting Actor (Female) Savita Prabhune Sulochana Karanjkar
Best Negative Actor (Male) Puru Chibber Sachin Deshmukh
Gold Debut In A Lead Role (Female) Asha Negi Purvi Deshmukh
Gold Debut In A Lead Role (Male) Rithvik Dhanjani Arjun Kirloskar
Best Television Show Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta
2012 People's Choice Awards India Favourite Most Good Looking Onscreen Jodi Hiten Tejwani and Ankita Lokhande Manav and Archana Deshmukh Nominated[30]
Favourite TV Drama Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta
2013 Indian Telly Awards Best Actor In A Supporting Role Rithvik Dhanjani Arjun Kirloskar Won[31]
Best Make-Up Artist Abdul Rehman Shaikh Crew
Best Fresh New Face(Female) Asha Negi Purvi Dutt Nominated[31]
Best Onscreen Couple Rithvik Dhanjani and Asha Negi Arjun Kirloskar and Purvi Dutt
Best Daily Serial Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta
Best Continuing TV Programme Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta
2013 Boroplus Gold Awards Best Actress In Comic Role (Critics) Usha Nadkarni Savita Deshmukh Won[32]
Gold Producer’s Honour
for Completing 1000 episodes 		Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta
Best Actress (Popular) Ankita Lokhande Archana Deshmukh Nominated[32]
Best Celebrity Jodi Rithvik Dhanjani and Asha Negi Arjun Kirloskar and Purvi Dutt
Best TV Show (Fiction) Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta
Best Actor in Supporting Role Shakti Arora Dr Onir Dutt
2014 Star Guild Awards Best Actress in Leading Role Ankita Lokhande Ankita Mahatre Won[33]
Best Continuing Show of The Year Ekta Kapoor Pavitra Rishta Nominated[34]
Boroplus Gold Awards Best Actress In Comic Role (Popular) Usha Nadkarni Savita Deshmukh Nominated[35]
Best Actor In Comic Role (Popular) Karan Mehra Naren Karmarkar
Best Actress (Critics) Ankita Lokhande Ankita Karmarkar

Broadcast

In India, the series was re-aired on Zee TV from 3 September 3 2020, due to popular demand.[36]

Adaptations

Language Title Original release Network(s) Last aired Notes
Tamil Thirumathi Selvam 5 November 2007 Sun TV 22 March 2013 Original
Hindi Pavitra Rishta 1 June 2009 Zee TV 25 December 2016 Remake
Malayalam Nilavilakku 2009 Surya TV 2013
Telugu Devatha Gemini TV
Kannada Jokali Udaya TV
Telugu Srimathi Srinivas 20 December 2021 Star Maa 24 September 2022

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