•2026•20 Episodes•117K+
Mihika enters the Singhania household as a new bride and immediately finds herself under strict rules, constant watching, and open suspicion. The family treats her as an outsider, and Gayatri in particular tests and humiliates her while trying to protect the family’s status and control. Viren repeatedly steps in to defend Mihika, but his support is complicated by his own doubts and by the pressure of the family empire. Mihika is not only fighting for dignity in the house, but also trying to prove her value through her design work. She gradually earns recognition at the Singhania Atelier, including through a bridal design challenge, which gives her a public foothold inside the family’s world. At the same time, she is secretly working with her brother Rohan to gather evidence tied to the Singhania past and to records connected to her father. The investigation deepens into hidden identity and parentage, and Devraj Sharma is revealed as Mihika’s biological father. As the secrets pile up, surveillance and deception become part of daily life, including signs that the household itself is being monitored. Viren’s gestures of support are repeatedly undercut by suspicion, including questions about missing dossiers, hacked records, and hidden evidence. A gift that turns out to contain a tracker shows how even intimacy is being used as a tool of control. Mihika also begins looking into suspicious wine and possible sedative traces, suggesting that the family’s troubles may include a poisoning mystery. Corporate conflict grows alongside the personal conflict, with investor documents, financial traps, and business power struggles threatening the family company. Public events become battlegrounds where private secrets spill into view, and the family’s image starts to crack under media attention. By the end of the arc, Mihika’s marriage, identity, and safety are all under attack at once. Viren remains both her shield and a source of tension, leaving their relationship caught between loyalty, suspicion, and survival. The story builds toward a crisis involving police attention, a hospital emergency, and accusations that could destroy the family from within. In the end, Mihika stands at the center of a struggle over truth, inheritance, and who gets to control the Singhania name.
Mihika enters the Singhania household as a new bride and immediately finds herself under strict rules, constant watching, and open suspicion. The family treats her as an outsider, and Gayatri in particular tests and humiliates her while trying to protect the family’s status and control. Viren repeatedly steps in to defend Mihika, but his support is complicated by his own doubts and by the pressure of the family empire. Mihika is not only fighting for dignity in the house, but also trying to prove her value through her design work. She gradually earns recognition at the Singhania Atelier, including through a bridal design challenge, which gives her a public foothold inside the family’s world. At the same time, she is secretly working with her brother Rohan to gather evidence tied to the Singhania past and to records connected to her father. The investigation deepens into hidden identity and parentage, and Devraj Sharma is revealed as Mihika’s biological father. As the secrets pile up, surveillance and deception become part of daily life, including signs that the household itself is being monitored. Viren’s gestures of support are repeatedly undercut by suspicion, including questions about missing dossiers, hacked records, and hidden evidence. A gift that turns out to contain a tracker shows how even intimacy is being used as a tool of control. Mihika also begins looking into suspicious wine and possible sedative traces, suggesting that the family’s troubles may include a poisoning mystery. Corporate conflict grows alongside the personal conflict, with investor documents, financial traps, and business power struggles threatening the family company. Public events become battlegrounds where private secrets spill into view, and the family’s image starts to crack under media attention. By the end of the arc, Mihika’s marriage, identity, and safety are all under attack at once. Viren remains both her shield and a source of tension, leaving their relationship caught between loyalty, suspicion, and survival. The story builds toward a crisis involving police attention, a hospital emergency, and accusations that could destroy the family from within. In the end, Mihika stands at the center of a struggle over truth, inheritance, and who gets to control the Singhania name.
Kiss And Kill is a Family Drama Series in Hindi, streaming on Kuku TV.
Kiss And Kill has 20 episodes, watched over 117K+ times on Kuku TV.
Kiss And Kill is available to watch in Hindi on Kuku TV.
Kiss And Kill was released in 2026 and is streaming on Kuku TV.
Kiss And Kill is rated A.
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