•2026•48 Episodes•12M+
The story follows a long struggle over power, loyalty, and survival across family and corporate worlds. It begins with a public promise of cheap internet and a sharp contrast between modern ambition and village hardship. In that opening thread, Siddharth meets Mr. Bhatia, who responds to the boy’s need with support for school fees and the possibility of adoption. That hopeful path is soon complicated by adoption chaos, public attention, and the sense that new beginnings are fragile. At the same time, Shikhar Bhatia is pulled into a harsher battle as his company faces fraud accusations, unpaid wages, and public disorder. He is repeatedly shown trying to protect workers and family even when it costs him money, status, and control. His enemies inside the family and business circle use inheritance pressure, forced documents, and humiliation to weaken him. Sonia remains an important emotional anchor, tied to Shikhar through affection and shared crisis, but her severe illness raises the stakes further. As the pressure grows, Shikhar is pushed toward loans, debt confrontations, and desperate attempts to keep employees paid and the business alive. Public scenes become battlegrounds where rivals accuse him, demand signatures, and try to strip him of authority in front of others. Natasha emerges as a steady ally who helps manage the public face of the conflict and defends Shikhar when others try to rewrite his story. Siddharth Kapoor also rises as a major force, honoring his mentor while revealing himself as the real power behind Delta Technologies. That revelation overturns false status claims and exposes impostors who had tried to stand in his place. The corporate struggle then widens into a fight over contracts, partnerships, and who deserves credit for success. Family betrayal deepens the emotional damage, with younger relatives and insiders shown choosing property, control, or pride over loyalty and care. By the later stretch, the conflict becomes even more ruthless through takeover plans, cyber threats, and staged attacks that threaten major projects. Yet even in the middle of that escalation, some figures insist that people matter more than profit and try to protect exhausted workers and coders. Across all these threads, the central stakes remain the same: whether Shikhar, Siddharth, and their allies can preserve dignity, protect the vulnerable, and survive the people trying to seize everything from them.
The story follows a long struggle over power, loyalty, and survival across family and corporate worlds. It begins with a public promise of cheap internet and a sharp contrast between modern ambition and village hardship. In that opening thread, Siddharth meets Mr. Bhatia, who responds to the boy’s need with support for school fees and the possibility of adoption. That hopeful path is soon complicated by adoption chaos, public attention, and the sense that new beginnings are fragile. At the same time, Shikhar Bhatia is pulled into a harsher battle as his company faces fraud accusations, unpaid wages, and public disorder. He is repeatedly shown trying to protect workers and family even when it costs him money, status, and control. His enemies inside the family and business circle use inheritance pressure, forced documents, and humiliation to weaken him. Sonia remains an important emotional anchor, tied to Shikhar through affection and shared crisis, but her severe illness raises the stakes further. As the pressure grows, Shikhar is pushed toward loans, debt confrontations, and desperate attempts to keep employees paid and the business alive. Public scenes become battlegrounds where rivals accuse him, demand signatures, and try to strip him of authority in front of others. Natasha emerges as a steady ally who helps manage the public face of the conflict and defends Shikhar when others try to rewrite his story. Siddharth Kapoor also rises as a major force, honoring his mentor while revealing himself as the real power behind Delta Technologies. That revelation overturns false status claims and exposes impostors who had tried to stand in his place. The corporate struggle then widens into a fight over contracts, partnerships, and who deserves credit for success. Family betrayal deepens the emotional damage, with younger relatives and insiders shown choosing property, control, or pride over loyalty and care. By the later stretch, the conflict becomes even more ruthless through takeover plans, cyber threats, and staged attacks that threaten major projects. Yet even in the middle of that escalation, some figures insist that people matter more than profit and try to protect exhausted workers and coders. Across all these threads, the central stakes remain the same: whether Shikhar, Siddharth, and their allies can preserve dignity, protect the vulnerable, and survive the people trying to seize everything from them.
Rishton ka Signal is a Family Drama Series in Hindi, streaming on Kuku TV.
Rishton ka Signal has 48 episodes, watched over 12M+ times on Kuku TV.
Rishton ka Signal is available to watch in Hindi on Kuku TV.
Rishton ka Signal was released in 2026 and is streaming on Kuku TV.
Rishton ka Signal is rated U/A 16+.
The cast of Rishton ka Signal includes The Ensemble, Satvik Pathak, Wonderful_Specialist9X, and Ruchi Singh.
You can watch Rishton ka Signal online on Kuku TV or download the Kuku TV app to start playing. Open any episode above to start watching instantly.
