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Thiruvilayadal is a daily serial telecasted in Sun Television Network from Monday to Friday. From the name, Initially most of the people thought it is the Thiruvilayadal of Lord Siva as there is a film acted by the Legendary Sivaji Ganesan with the same name.But the series is all about Lord Muruga and the tricks and wars that he played with his enemies. Everyone was pleasantly surprised to see this high quality serial in Tamil, as the all other serials are full of revenge, vengeance and scandals.This series talks about the Lord Murugan’s birth and the reason for his birth to beat the enemies and asuras out. The serial is picturised very attractively and the dialogues are also very strong. It reflects exactly the Puranas and the slogas from the ancient books and mythologies. There is no falseness seen as in the other commercials.It's an excellent piece of work by the thiruvilayadal team and people who have watched this would enjoyed till the core and could not get any better from Sun Television Network. His Grace and miracle benefited the devotees of this series and became more fruitful in everybody’s lives.
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May all the glory of God himself.