‘Ramany vs Ramany’ works due to its relatability, says Ram G
The Hindu
Actor Ram G is looking forward to the reboot of his hit Tamil TV comedy serial, Ramany vs Ramany
Nair, the elderly gentleman living in the outhouse, slowly slinks away with a vegetable basket in hand. But he is spotted by young Ramya, who immediately calls out to her parents, both named Ramany. They confront him and what ensues is a rib-tickling sequence, which is bound to get you laughing.
If you have grown up watching Tamil TV serials, chances are that you might have watched the superhit comedy play, Ramany vs Ramany.
While Season 1, starring Prithiviraj and Vasuki, aired in Sun TV in 1998, the second part was telecast in 2001 in Raj TV. In 2019, the series came back to prominence when the production house, Kavithalayaa Productions, uploaded the content on YouTube.
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