•2026•43 Episodes•14M+
The story centers on a long-running struggle over power, inheritance, and public image inside and around the Mezia Group and the Singhvi family. It begins with a corporate crisis, as a stock crash invites takeover pressure and turns succession into a battlefield. At the same time, personal humiliation and hidden identity become just as important as boardroom control. Aru is publicly beaten by an elite attacker, and clues like a locket and an investigator’s report suggest he may have a concealed past. In the newsroom, Diksha Rao rises quickly to become editor-in-chief and a prime-time face, using that platform to assert control rather than submission. She shocks Shiva by openly confessing love and asking him to marry her, while Shiva is also pulled into other romantic and family conflicts. Vaishali demands divorce and rejects his sacrifice, and another woman from his past humiliates him as if he were a roadside beggar. These clashes keep Shiva trapped between duty, status, and unresolved relationships. The conflict then widens into public warfare, with Suraj and others pushing revenge against the Singhvi family and using media events to challenge legitimacy. Shiva is repeatedly treated as an outsider, but allies such as Kajal, Radha, and Anaya help defend him and expose staged confrontations. Hidden lineage becomes a major turning point when Shiva is confirmed as Abhimanyu Singhvi, the rightful heir, and later appointed interim chairman. From there, the story shifts into a darker corporate-criminal war involving ambushes, shootings, kidnappings, and bounty threats. Suzi’s kidnapping is revealed as part of a setup meant to frame Shiva, while enemies like Karan Rajdan, Danish Ali, Anil Singh Rawat, and Shamsher push the violence higher. Shiva responds with strategy as well as rage, learning that anger can be used against him and that the conspiracy reaches beyond one enemy. The final stretch turns the trap back on the conspirators through surveillance, police action, media exposure, and a larger investigative effort. Abhimanyu and his allies secure control of the company and expose the network, but the victory is costly and emotionally complicated. Aaliya’s role becomes central in saving him and protecting his empire, yet she prepares to leave after completing her task. The ending then softens into romance as another love story comes forward, with Jaisingh confessing that success means nothing without love and proposing marriage to Alia, who accepts after years of silent devotion.
The story centers on a long-running struggle over power, inheritance, and public image inside and around the Mezia Group and the Singhvi family. It begins with a corporate crisis, as a stock crash invites takeover pressure and turns succession into a battlefield. At the same time, personal humiliation and hidden identity become just as important as boardroom control. Aru is publicly beaten by an elite attacker, and clues like a locket and an investigator’s report suggest he may have a concealed past. In the newsroom, Diksha Rao rises quickly to become editor-in-chief and a prime-time face, using that platform to assert control rather than submission. She shocks Shiva by openly confessing love and asking him to marry her, while Shiva is also pulled into other romantic and family conflicts. Vaishali demands divorce and rejects his sacrifice, and another woman from his past humiliates him as if he were a roadside beggar. These clashes keep Shiva trapped between duty, status, and unresolved relationships. The conflict then widens into public warfare, with Suraj and others pushing revenge against the Singhvi family and using media events to challenge legitimacy. Shiva is repeatedly treated as an outsider, but allies such as Kajal, Radha, and Anaya help defend him and expose staged confrontations. Hidden lineage becomes a major turning point when Shiva is confirmed as Abhimanyu Singhvi, the rightful heir, and later appointed interim chairman. From there, the story shifts into a darker corporate-criminal war involving ambushes, shootings, kidnappings, and bounty threats. Suzi’s kidnapping is revealed as part of a setup meant to frame Shiva, while enemies like Karan Rajdan, Danish Ali, Anil Singh Rawat, and Shamsher push the violence higher. Shiva responds with strategy as well as rage, learning that anger can be used against him and that the conspiracy reaches beyond one enemy. The final stretch turns the trap back on the conspirators through surveillance, police action, media exposure, and a larger investigative effort. Abhimanyu and his allies secure control of the company and expose the network, but the victory is costly and emotionally complicated. Aaliya’s role becomes central in saving him and protecting his empire, yet she prepares to leave after completing her task. The ending then softens into romance as another love story comes forward, with Jaisingh confessing that success means nothing without love and proposing marriage to Alia, who accepts after years of silent devotion.
Dhokebaazi is a Drama Series in Hindi, streaming on Kuku TV.
Dhokebaazi has 43 episodes, watched over 14M+ times on Kuku TV.
Dhokebaazi is available to watch in Hindi on Kuku TV.
Dhokebaazi was released in 2026 and is streaming on Kuku TV.
Dhokebaazi is rated U/A 16+.
The cast of Dhokebaazi includes Satvik Pathak, Rajendra Deshmukh, Akash Jagga, Priyajali Uniyal, Audiophile_Ballad942U, and MUDIT MALIK.
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