•2026•41 Episodes•2M+
The story centers on repeated clashes between wealth, merit, and family pride, with cricket selection often becoming the stage for deeper personal and corporate battles. It opens with Samar Sinha surprising everyone by riding a bicycle to take his son Rishab to an under-19 selection event, a gesture that briefly shows warmth but also suggests strain at home. Very quickly, public humiliation enters the picture as Ritesh is mocked for his lower status, while hidden wealth inside families is exposed through luxury cars and secret payments. The academy trials become a fierce contest over who deserves the final spot, and selection is repeatedly threatened by bribery, influence, and pressure on coaches. Ayaan and other underdog players try to prove themselves on merit, but rivals and powerful parents keep turning the process into a test of class and control. As the conflict widens, family disputes spill into public ceremonies, trophy arguments, and accusations that force Devika, Samarth, and others into open confrontation. Devika emerges as a powerful figure whose arrival can settle one dispute and ignite another, while her influence over family and business becomes increasingly contested. The drama also introduces corporate power struggles, including a major shareholding battle and a takeover that humiliates Samarth and shifts the balance of power. Alongside this, digital deception and public scandal intensify the chaos, with AI-generated audio and video, accusations of drug use, steroids, and match-fixing, and even a burned cricket kit used as a form of mob punishment. Ayaan is repeatedly dragged into these scandals, and his future is threatened by both false accusations and the actions of those trying to control him. The story also reveals long-buried family secrets, including a hidden past connection between Devika and Samarth and a secret kept for twenty years by Samarth’s wife. These revelations fracture loyalties and make every relationship feel unstable, especially where parents and children are concerned. Ritesh’s household is equally damaged by hidden money, corrupt deals, and emotional betrayal, showing that status does not protect anyone from collapse. By the later stretch, the drama becomes less about winning a match and more about surviving humiliation, exposure, and revenge. The final emotional turns leave marriages broken, children choosing sides, and family bonds rewritten in public. Across the whole arc, the central stakes are dignity, control, and the right to define one’s own identity in front of family, rivals, and the wider world.
The story centers on repeated clashes between wealth, merit, and family pride, with cricket selection often becoming the stage for deeper personal and corporate battles. It opens with Samar Sinha surprising everyone by riding a bicycle to take his son Rishab to an under-19 selection event, a gesture that briefly shows warmth but also suggests strain at home. Very quickly, public humiliation enters the picture as Ritesh is mocked for his lower status, while hidden wealth inside families is exposed through luxury cars and secret payments. The academy trials become a fierce contest over who deserves the final spot, and selection is repeatedly threatened by bribery, influence, and pressure on coaches. Ayaan and other underdog players try to prove themselves on merit, but rivals and powerful parents keep turning the process into a test of class and control. As the conflict widens, family disputes spill into public ceremonies, trophy arguments, and accusations that force Devika, Samarth, and others into open confrontation. Devika emerges as a powerful figure whose arrival can settle one dispute and ignite another, while her influence over family and business becomes increasingly contested. The drama also introduces corporate power struggles, including a major shareholding battle and a takeover that humiliates Samarth and shifts the balance of power. Alongside this, digital deception and public scandal intensify the chaos, with AI-generated audio and video, accusations of drug use, steroids, and match-fixing, and even a burned cricket kit used as a form of mob punishment. Ayaan is repeatedly dragged into these scandals, and his future is threatened by both false accusations and the actions of those trying to control him. The story also reveals long-buried family secrets, including a hidden past connection between Devika and Samarth and a secret kept for twenty years by Samarth’s wife. These revelations fracture loyalties and make every relationship feel unstable, especially where parents and children are concerned. Ritesh’s household is equally damaged by hidden money, corrupt deals, and emotional betrayal, showing that status does not protect anyone from collapse. By the later stretch, the drama becomes less about winning a match and more about surviving humiliation, exposure, and revenge. The final emotional turns leave marriages broken, children choosing sides, and family bonds rewritten in public. Across the whole arc, the central stakes are dignity, control, and the right to define one’s own identity in front of family, rivals, and the wider world.
Broken Parivaar is a Billionaire Series in Hindi, streaming on Kuku TV.
Broken Parivaar has 41 episodes, watched over 2M+ times on Kuku TV.
Broken Parivaar is available to watch in Hindi on Kuku TV.
Broken Parivaar was released in 2026 and is streaming on Kuku TV.
Broken Parivaar is rated U/A 16+.
The cast of Broken Parivaar includes Satvik Pathak, Manchan Vikal, Neelam Ashok Khanna, Hasan Zaidi, SKAV, and Shobhit Singh.
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