•2026•48 Episodes•15M+
The story centers on the Kothari world, where wealth, status, and family name repeatedly decide who is protected and who is humiliated. It begins with a poor father and daughter being blocked and mocked at an elite school, while a wealthy board member is welcomed without question. That early humiliation exposes how donations and corporate influence bend fairness to power. The arrival of Yathin Kothari, also revealed as Chaanakya Kothari, abruptly shifts the balance and shows that the school will obey the powerful side. He protects his daughter, withdraws support, and threatens corruption action, forcing the staff to change their tone. From there, the drama widens into family and business conflict, with secret support, revenge plans, and public reveals tied to children and birthdays. Sneha and Yatin’s marriage then becomes another battlefield, as resentment, money, and status turn their relationship into a demand for divorce. Their separation grows into a custody struggle over their child, with both parents claiming to act for the child’s future while using wealth and humiliation as weapons. Sneha’s mother adds pressure by treating the breakup like a transaction and pushing remarriage as a way to secure advantage. Yatin refuses to be bought off and insists he is fighting for the child, even as he is accused of living off Sneha’s success. Around them, allies and rivals keep entering the conflict, including Priya, who is pulled between loyalty, old feelings, and family duty. The Kothari name itself becomes unstable as hidden ownership, share disputes, and claims about who truly belongs to the family surface at parties and business gatherings. Salil, Hema, and others reveal that legal papers and inheritance may matter as much as blood, and that the family’s public image hides deep fractures. The struggle escalates further when outsiders challenge the family hierarchy and when Balraj is cornered by threats, police action, and public humiliation. Chanakya emerges as a controlling force who can cancel deals, expose impostors, and turn the family’s own systems against them. Later, the conflict reaches a darker peak as violence, arrests, and accusations of smuggling national treasures destroy the family’s security and assets. By the end, marriages are broken, identities are disputed, and every relationship is strained by betrayal, revenge, and the fight to keep or reclaim power.
The story centers on the Kothari world, where wealth, status, and family name repeatedly decide who is protected and who is humiliated. It begins with a poor father and daughter being blocked and mocked at an elite school, while a wealthy board member is welcomed without question. That early humiliation exposes how donations and corporate influence bend fairness to power. The arrival of Yathin Kothari, also revealed as Chaanakya Kothari, abruptly shifts the balance and shows that the school will obey the powerful side. He protects his daughter, withdraws support, and threatens corruption action, forcing the staff to change their tone. From there, the drama widens into family and business conflict, with secret support, revenge plans, and public reveals tied to children and birthdays. Sneha and Yatin’s marriage then becomes another battlefield, as resentment, money, and status turn their relationship into a demand for divorce. Their separation grows into a custody struggle over their child, with both parents claiming to act for the child’s future while using wealth and humiliation as weapons. Sneha’s mother adds pressure by treating the breakup like a transaction and pushing remarriage as a way to secure advantage. Yatin refuses to be bought off and insists he is fighting for the child, even as he is accused of living off Sneha’s success. Around them, allies and rivals keep entering the conflict, including Priya, who is pulled between loyalty, old feelings, and family duty. The Kothari name itself becomes unstable as hidden ownership, share disputes, and claims about who truly belongs to the family surface at parties and business gatherings. Salil, Hema, and others reveal that legal papers and inheritance may matter as much as blood, and that the family’s public image hides deep fractures. The struggle escalates further when outsiders challenge the family hierarchy and when Balraj is cornered by threats, police action, and public humiliation. Chanakya emerges as a controlling force who can cancel deals, expose impostors, and turn the family’s own systems against them. Later, the conflict reaches a darker peak as violence, arrests, and accusations of smuggling national treasures destroy the family’s security and assets. By the end, marriages are broken, identities are disputed, and every relationship is strained by betrayal, revenge, and the fight to keep or reclaim power.
Code Chanakya: The Last Move is a Billionaire Series in Hindi, streaming on Kuku TV.
Code Chanakya: The Last Move has 48 episodes, watched over 15M+ times on Kuku TV.
Code Chanakya: The Last Move is available to watch in Hindi on Kuku TV.
Code Chanakya: The Last Move was released in 2026 and is streaming on Kuku TV.
Code Chanakya: The Last Move is rated A.
The cast of Code Chanakya: The Last Move includes Satvik Pathak and Hifi Digi Advertising Solutions Limited.
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