1. Plot

2. Cast
     Main Cast    Recurring Cast  

3. Awards and honors

4. References

5. External links

6. References

Jol Nupur was a Bengali television serial which had been airing on Bengali GEC STAR Jalsha. The show was telecasted at Mon - Sat 9:30 p.m. Jol Nupur replaced Sansaar Sukher Hoy Romonir Guney from January 21, 2013. It starred Lovely Maitra, Souptik Chakraborty (later replaced by Fahim Mirza)and Aparajita Adhya in lead roles. The show ended in 2015 after airing 901 episodes. It was replaced by Punyi Pukur.

Plot

The story revolves around Kajal, a girl from Orissa and an expert in the dance form Odissi, and a man from the city Arin Basu Mallik, named Neel. Neel is from a wealthy established family and man of principles, while Kajal or Kaju is soft-hearted and strong character who believes in the basic virtues of life. The show is basically a love story of Kaju and Neel in the backdrop of the sea. The waves of the sea seem to wash away all differences in their culture and lifestyles and tie them in an internal union.

Kaju and Arin meet on the sea-beach when Arin had gone there on a holiday. Neel develops feelings for Kaju. When Neel and Kaju accidentally and unintentionally perform some of the Hindu marriage rituals, the pujaris of the Jagannath temple threat to turn Kaju into a Devdasi and so Kaju becomes forced to marry Neel.
When the two come to Kolkata, Neel's family members are not ready to accept Kaju and Kaju has to face many hurdles, especially the ill-intended Bhoomi, Neel's elder sister-in-law. But she also has some supportive people by her side - Neel's uncle, who is the third son of Purnendusekhar Basu Mallik, head of the family, Neel's aunt, Aparajita (also called Pari) who is a mental patient and a special child. Pari also sings beautifully .Pari's music teacher and mentor, Amartya.
Eventually the family members accept Kaju and Kaju wins an Odissi dance competition, defeating Bhoomi. Later, we come to know, that Bhoomi is actually Kaju's cousin and Kaju is the daughter of the dance maestro Surya Panigrahi, who is now dead. Kajal's mother, Urbhashi and Bhoomi's mother, Srishti Mukherjee, are sisters.The power hungry Srishti had succeeded in establishing herself as an Odissi dancer.

In the meantime, other affairs creep in - Pari wins a national-level singing competition with the help of Amartya, who had married her also. At the same time, both Neel's family and Kaju have to face various calamities due to the ill-intended Bhoomi and Arshi. Pari has to face major hurdles, as Amartya's sister-in-law was not ready to accept her. Due to certain calamities like Amartya falling sick and losing his voice, force Pari to earn money by singing following which she gets blamed by Amartya's sister-in-law that Pari was a thief. Eventually she is proved wrong and her son, Judo, marries Neel's sister.
Another character, Minu, comes up at this point. She happened to be neighbour of the Basu Mallik family when the family used to live in the village. She stood by the side of the Basu Mallik family and helped them in their crisis and later married Chhoton, third son of Purnendusekhar. Discrepancies creep in even in her married life, when it is revealed that Minu was a widow and this was her second marriage. But Chhoton stands by her side and helps her in every such incident.Even in some cases Kaju helps her and the Basu Mallik family.
But, in spite of all these affairs, Kaju's love for Neel or Neel's love for Kaju has not come to an end. The soap explores their relationship.

Cast

Main Cast

• Lovely Maitra as Sankhamala Panigrahi / Kajol Basu Mallick aka Kaju - Main Lead, Neel's first wife.
• Souptik Chakraborty/Fahim Mirza as Arin Basu Mallick aka Neel - Recurring Main Lead, Kaju's husband.
• Aparajita Adhya as Aparajita Chowdhury (née Basu Mallick) aka Pari - Parallel Lead and Main Supporting Character.

Recurring Cast

• Pijush Ganguly as Amartya Chowdhury - Pari's mentor and later on, husband. (Main Supporting Character)
• Sabitri Chatterjee as Kamalini Basu Mallick aka " Sona thamma "
• Soumitra Chatterjee as Krishnendu Shekhar Basu Mallick - Kamalini's husband.
• Anusuya Majumdar as Radharani Basu Mallick - Neel's grandmother.
• Santu Mukherjee as Purnendu Shekhar Basu Mallick - Neel's grandfather.
• Bidipta Chakraborty as Anjana Basu Mallick - Lal's mother and Bhoomi's mother-in-law, Neel's elder paternal aunt.
• Diganta Bagchi as Subhomoy Basu Mallick - Neel's father, Purnendu Shekhar-Radharani's second son.
• Rajashree Bhowmik as Srimoyee Basu Mallick - Neel's mother, Subhomoy's wife, Kaju's mother-in-law.
• Biswanath Basu as Chhoton - Neel's uncle, Purnendu Shekhar-Radharani's third (youngest) son.
• Sonali Chowdhury^[1] as Mrinalini Basu Mallick aka Minu - Chhoton's wife, a primary school principal.
• Ronnie Chakraborty as Lal - Neel's elder cousin brother, Bhoomi's husband.
• Sneha Chatterjee Bhowmick as Bhumishuta Basu Mallick (née Pattanayak) aka Bhoomi - Lal's wife, Kaju's elder maternal cousin sister.
• Priyadarshini Chatterjee as Rumi - Lal's younger sister.
• Priya Paul^[2] as Mimi Chowdhury (née Basu Mallick) - Neel's younger sister, Judo's wife.
• Debottam Majumder as Budhaditya Chowdhury aka Judo - Amartya's nephew, Mimi's husband.
• Rita Dutta Chakraborty as Nandini Chowdhury - Judo's mother, Amartya's sister-in-law (who has a crush on him).
• Neel Mukherjee as Surjo Panigrahi - Kaju's father.
• Badshah Maitra as Binayak Pattanayak - Bhoomi's father, Shrishti's husband, Kaju's maternal uncle, and a scientist.
• Anushree Das as Srishti Mukherjee - Bhoomi's mother,Binayak's wife, Urbashi's sister and Kaju's maternal aunt.
• Sudipta Banerjee as Arshi Basu Mallick - Neel's friend and later, his second wife.

Awards and honors

References

External links

• Official Website on hotstar

References

• {{url|http://www.startv.in/show/jol-nupur/|Jol Nupur on Star TV}}
• Much loved vamps of prime time TV, Times of India
• Kaju-Neel's wedding in Jol Nupur, Times of India

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