My Dear Bootham () is a 2003-2007 Indian Tamil-language supernatural television series directed by K. Shanmugham. The series starred Naga Kannan, Abhilash, Master Bharath, Gowtham, Nivetha Thomas and Haritha.
Plot Moosa and his family were a part of the Bhootham family. Moosa and his family come to rescue his friends when they are harmed by their enemies.
Cast Abhilash as Moosa Master Bharath(1–411)&(455–914)/Unknown(412–455) as Balu Gowtham as Gowtham (1–914) Nivetha Thomas as Gowri Haritha as Sandhya Naga Kannan as Bootham Gandhimathi as Moosa's grandmother Sangeetha Balan as Moosa's mother Vietnam Veedu Sundaram/Unknown as Alavudeen/Moosa's grandfather Vaiyapuri as Kittu Priyadharshini S. Rajasekar as Police Inspector Gowri and Gowtham's father Srikala Paramasivam Raj Kapoor Rajkamal Latha Rao Sanjeev Venkat O. A. K. Sundar as Mugamboo Gowthami Vembunathan King Kong as Sathyam Thavakalai Chittibabu as Kullan T. P. Gajendran Manohar as Raghu
Production The series was one amongst many to feature CGI. While acting in the serial, Abhilash received several film offers but denied them in order to continue working on the show since it is what gave him his identity.
Music The music was composed by X. Paulraj.
Reception In a retrospective review in 2024, a writer from The Times of India wrote that "The juxtaposition of the ghostly realm with the nuances of human life lent the series a distinctive charm, making it a household favorite" and added that the "impeccable performances [of the cast], coupled with engaging storytelling, propelled the series to acclaim and ensured its enduring popularity" and concluded that it "left an indelible imprint on the landscape of Indian television, earning a devoted following that transcended generations. Its blend of supernatural elements, humor, and heartwarming moments resonated with viewers, cementing its status as a timeless classic".
Awards Government of Tamil Nadu Best Child Artiste - Master Bharath
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