•2026•46 Episodes•396K+
Rohit Bhagath begins as a man already destroyed by betrayal, killed after being deceived by his wife and closest friend. He is then mysteriously sent back to the timeline of Flight 8320, giving him a chance to understand what happened and possibly change his fate. From that point on, the story becomes a tense aviation thriller where every emergency seems to hide a deeper setup. The flight suffers turbulence, communication failures, panel problems, and other midair crises that keep passengers and crew in constant danger. Rohit is repeatedly pulled into the center of the chaos, while others accuse him, defend him, or try to use him for their own ends. Rekha remains a major force in the cockpit and in Rohit’s emotional life, and their relationship shifts from mixed loyalty to open conflict. Rishabh, Karan, Rishi, and other figures add pressure through rescue coordination, jealousy, blame, and manipulation. As the aircraft struggles toward safety, the story keeps suggesting that the disaster may not be accidental. Flight recordings and black box evidence begin to point toward deliberate interference rather than weather or pilot error. Rohit challenges the official story and refuses to accept the blame placed on him. Tripti and other ATC figures become important in the emergency response, with hidden identities and authority struggles widening the conspiracy. The flight is eventually brought down safely, but survival does not end the conflict. Instead, the aftermath turns into public scandal, legal threats, and demands for punishment. Rekha insists on proof and tries to force the truth into the open, while Rohit denies fabricated accusations and fights to protect himself. The marriage at the center of the story collapses under accusations of infidelity, betrayal, and tampered evidence. Public humiliation, police scrutiny, and threats of prison push the conflict beyond personal revenge into a larger cover-up. By the end of the batch, the story has moved from a supernatural reset into a layered conspiracy of aviation sabotage, false blame, and bitter retaliation.
Rohit Bhagath begins as a man already destroyed by betrayal, killed after being deceived by his wife and closest friend. He is then mysteriously sent back to the timeline of Flight 8320, giving him a chance to understand what happened and possibly change his fate. From that point on, the story becomes a tense aviation thriller where every emergency seems to hide a deeper setup. The flight suffers turbulence, communication failures, panel problems, and other midair crises that keep passengers and crew in constant danger. Rohit is repeatedly pulled into the center of the chaos, while others accuse him, defend him, or try to use him for their own ends. Rekha remains a major force in the cockpit and in Rohit’s emotional life, and their relationship shifts from mixed loyalty to open conflict. Rishabh, Karan, Rishi, and other figures add pressure through rescue coordination, jealousy, blame, and manipulation. As the aircraft struggles toward safety, the story keeps suggesting that the disaster may not be accidental. Flight recordings and black box evidence begin to point toward deliberate interference rather than weather or pilot error. Rohit challenges the official story and refuses to accept the blame placed on him. Tripti and other ATC figures become important in the emergency response, with hidden identities and authority struggles widening the conspiracy. The flight is eventually brought down safely, but survival does not end the conflict. Instead, the aftermath turns into public scandal, legal threats, and demands for punishment. Rekha insists on proof and tries to force the truth into the open, while Rohit denies fabricated accusations and fights to protect himself. The marriage at the center of the story collapses under accusations of infidelity, betrayal, and tampered evidence. Public humiliation, police scrutiny, and threats of prison push the conflict beyond personal revenge into a larger cover-up. By the end of the batch, the story has moved from a supernatural reset into a layered conspiracy of aviation sabotage, false blame, and bitter retaliation.
Cheating @ Takeoff is a Thriller Series in Malayalam, streaming on Kuku TV.
Cheating @ Takeoff has 46 episodes, watched over 396K+ times on Kuku TV.
Cheating @ Takeoff is available to watch in Malayalam on Kuku TV.
Cheating @ Takeoff was released in 2026 and is streaming on Kuku TV.
Cheating @ Takeoff is rated A.
The cast of Cheating @ Takeoff includes Roshin Raghav and WORKING EYE MEDIA SOLUTIONS.
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