Telugu Tv Serial Addham

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Addham is an Indian anthology series in Telugu language that was released in 2020. It consists of 3 episodes directed by Barath Neelakantan Barath Neelakantan is an Indian film director, pop >> Read More... , Sarjun KM, and Siva Ananth Siva Ananth, born on June 23, 1973, in Sivagangai, >> Read More... . The web series was made with a cast and crew based out of Chennai. The anthology format means each episode tells a unique self-contained story with different characters, themes, and genres. Some of the actors featured in the three stories include Sundeep Kishan Sundeep Kishan is the assistant director of the po >> Read More... , Nithya Menen Born on April 8, 1988 Nithya Menen is indeed a sta >> Read More... , Priya Bhavani Shankar Priya was born in Pondicherry on 31st December, 19 >> Read More... , and Prasanna.

The first tale is about a 16-year-old boy who runs away from home. He befriends the kind truck driver who picks him up. But fate takes a turn when the driver suddenly dies during the ride, leaving behind a stash of money in the vehicle. The boy is torn, as taking the cash could mean a chance at a new life, but keeping it would go against the moral principles of his dead friend. As he unearths secrets and retraces the driver's steps, the boy makes discoveries that further complicate his decision. His values are put to the test in an ultimate conflict between practicality and ethics.

This tale follows a married man who is struggling to cope with his wife's frequent accusations. Driven to the edge, he decides to have an affair and spends the night with a sex worker, breaking his marital vows. With suspicions already sowing seeds of discord, this act of adultery could further destroy the foundation of their marriage. But coming clean may also allow them to rebuild it. The morning after his betrayal will determine the destiny of their life together.

Therapist Shruti finds herself in an ethical predicament when a businessman client confides a troubling secret during a session. He reveals information about past misdeeds that are weighing on his conscience and seeks Shruti's help in dealing with the guilt. By keeping his dark history confidential, she would be upholding her duty as his counselor. But revealing it could provide closure to unknown victims. Shruti grapples with which moral obligation should take priority in this scenario.