| Mundo Mo'y Akin | |
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| Also known as | Deception |
| Genre | Drama |
| Created by | R.J. Nuevas |
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| Directed by | Andoy Ranay |
| Creative director | Jun Lana |
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| Opening theme | "Pangarap na Bituin" byRachelle Ann Go |
| Ending theme | "Haplos" by Alden Richards |
| Country of origin | Philippines |
| Original language | Tagalog |
| No. of episodes | 122(list of episodes) |
| Production | |
| Executive producer | Michele Borja |
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| Cinematography | Pao Orendain |
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| Camera setup | Multiple-camera setup |
| Running time | 20–36 minutes |
| Production company | GMA Entertainment TV |
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| Network | GMA Network |
| Release | March 18 (2013-03-18) – September 6, 2013 (2013-09-06) |
Mundo Mo'y Akin (transl. your world is mine / international title:Deception) is a 2013Philippine television drama series broadcast byGMA Network. Directed byAndoy Ranay, it starsSunshine Dizon,Angelika Dela Cruz,Alden Richards andLouise delos Reyes. It premiered on March 18, 2013 on the network's Telebabad line up. The series concluded on September 6, 2013 with a total of 122 episodes.
The series is streaming online onYouTube.[1]
Best friends Rodora and Perlita have suffered from ridicule for their physical looks. After being not seeing each other, the paths of Perlita and Rodora, now Giselle with a changed face, cross in Giselle's husband's mansion. They both get pregnant at the same time. When Giselle gives birth to an ugly baby, she switched her baby to Perlita's baby in secret.[2]
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The series was conceptualized byR.J. Nuevas for GMA Entertainment TV and intended for an early 2013 premiere. Nuevas began developing the series mid-2012 under the titleAng Mundo Ko'y Ikaw (transl. You Are My World)[12] and later changed toMundo Mo'y Akin (transl. Your World is Mine). The project was put on the fast track since the network's supposed line up of primetime series were cancelled and shelved. Denoy Navarro-Punio assigned as head writer while Michele Borja served as the executive producer for the entire run of the show.
The series features eight regular casts:Sunshine Dizon was chosen to play the protagonist, Perlita Mendoza. This series also served as Dizon's comeback project after her four-year hiatus from showbusiness. Dizon described the project as "A very good one that is hard to refuse. The story itself convinced me to accept the job. When they laid down the storyline, I was really moved."Mundo Mo'y Akin was one of the two drama series she signed-up for the network ij 2013.[13]Angelika dela Cruz was chosen to play Rodora Santos and Giselle Carbonel. In an interview, Dela Cruz said that at first, she had qualms accepting the role because "she finds it a bit weird and unrealistic for her age to play a mother to a teenage girl." After several discussions with the production people regarding the concept, story line and her character, Dela Cruz finally accepted the role.[14]
Richards and Delos Reyes portray the roles of Jerome Alvarez and Marilyn Mendoza in the series, respectively. The two described their roles as "more mature and more serious than their previous teeny bopper roles."[6]Lauren Young signed on to portray the antagonist Darlene Carbonel. This series served as Young's first work after she transferred and inked an exclusive contract withGMA Network.[15]
The antagonist role, Aida Carbonel was originally offered toAgot Isidro and she turned it down because she found the role "quite similar" to her role in the 2012 television series,One True Love.[16] The role went toJolina Magdangal, who says "it's my first time to play antagonist role [...] it's kinda weird but challenging."[7]Gabby Eigenmann signed on to portray the role Ziggy Carbonel. He was also the first actor cast and said "I do not mind it playing another antagonist. There is so much challenge from it. People never get bored of it, including myself." Veteran actressJaclyn Jose signed on to play the antagonist character Charito Carbonel.[17]
ActressBarbie Forteza made an appearance as Karen, who originated from the 2013 Philippine television drama seriesAnna Karenina.[11]
Principal photography commenced on February 27, 2013.[18] Originally slated to air for sixteen weeks, the series was given three weeks extension because of its consistent high ratings and positive feedback.[19]
According toAGB Nielsen Philippines' Mega Manila household television ratings, the pilot episode ofMundo Mo'y Akin earned a 22.7% rating.[20] The final episode scored a 31.6% rating.[21]
The series was considered a critical success, positively received by viewers and writers, from its premiere episode. Nestor U. Torre ofPhilippine Daily Inquirer said the series "generally made a positive impression on him, due to the confident and believable portrayals of its two leads,Angelika dela Cruz andSunshine Dizon, and the penchant for brisk storytelling. Unlike other series that start two generations in the past, this one begins with the two leads already as young adults."[22] Entertainment columnist, Joe Barrameda ofAbante described the series as "talk of the town" because of the grand scenes and exciting flow of story.[23] Dinno Erece ofShow and Tell complimentedJolina Magdangal's performances in the series, said that "I can see her effectiveness as an anti-hero."[24]Abante Tonite's resident entertainment writer, complimented the performance ofJaclyn Jose, stating that "she is one of the reasons why I watching the show", and described her performance as "effortless".[25] Jojo Gabinete ofAbante statedGabby Eigenmann's acting performances was "powerful" particularly in episode 67, and he is looking forward for another acting nomination and award for Eigenmann.[26] In his review, Isah Red ofManila Standard also praised Jaclyn Jose's acting, said that "Jose's bravura performance [in the scene] when she went into hysterics after hearing words from Perlita that Marilyn is Ziggy's daughter; and when she reacted to the DNA test results confirming that Darlene isn't her son's daughter. Wow! Nobody can beat Jose in that department." Red also praised Gabby Eigenmann's performance said that "Eigenmann's reaction [in the scene] when the DNA results confirmed Marilyn is her daughter, he simply held Darlene's hand and cried quietly. The actor showed restraint only the best actors in the industry can do. Though I am no big fan of soap operas, I think with Jose and Eigenmann around, it won't be much of a waste of time to sit and watch and maybe have some tears go by for 45 minutes," he added.[27] On July 4, 2013 edition of his column, Red praisedLouise delos Reyes acting performance particularly in the scene where de los Reyes […] visited Perlita (Dizon) in the hospital where she is recovering after a brain surgery, "she started showing very realistic emotions when someone sees a member of a family in that kind of state. She cried real tears even as she was blurting out her feelings for a person she knew as her mother. And that was continuous, without cuts. That's what I call good acting! And De los Reyes didn't mind that theprosthesis applied to her face to make her look "ugly" would even make her features even more horrid than already was."[28]
| Year | Award | Category | Recipient | Result | Ref. |
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| 2014 | ENPRESS Golden Screen Awards for Television | Outstanding Original Drama Program | Mundo Mo'y Akin | Nominated | [29] |
| Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Drama Series | Alden Richards | Nominated | |||
| Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Program | Angelika dela Cruz Sunshine Dizon Jaclyn Jose | Nominated | |||
| Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Program | Gabby Eigenmann | Nominated |
ActressJaclyn Jose appeared in the 2013 Philippine television romantic drama seriesMy Husband's Lover, portraying the same character she played inMundo Mo'y Akin.[30] In September 2013, actressSunshine Dizon appeared in the 2013 Philippine television drama seriesAnna Karenina, portraying the same character she played inMundo Mo'y Akin.[31]
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