Her character, a woman who begins her journey as a sweet and traditional spouse eventually evolves into a symbol of inner strength and rebellion as she confronts an abusive marriage and the toxic masculinity that comes with it.
In a special screening attended by theSun, the first episode set the tone for what promises to be an emotionally-charged series. It opens not with the titular character, but with her eventual husband Dharma played by Theebaan G. The scene introduces him as a charismatic yet reckless man, confidently striding into a club only to be swiftly arrested. His weaknesses are women and the nightlife.
Dharma, clearly unwilling to give up his bachelor lifestyle, brushes off the idea of settling down. He simply does not agree to his sister’s suggestion that this proposal of matrimony might change him. Meanwhile, Aadhira, deeply respectful of her mother’s wishes, reluctantly agrees to meet him.
Layers of abuse and strength
Cast insights and on-set dynamics
Rubini, known more for her work in beauty and fashion, shared her excitement and gratitude. She explained this series is not about trying to compete with the Malay version but more about telling this story with their own touch.
With just one episode, Aadhira has already introduced its major players and outlined the premise. There are more episodes to go. Viewers can expect a series that balances intense drama with social commentary.
Aadhira premieres today (July 14) and will air every Monday to Thursday at 9pm on Astro Vinmeen (Channel 202). Viewers can also catch it on Astro Go, On Demand and Sooka.
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