•2025•69 Episodes•4M+
The microdrama begins in the ancient Aryavart Empire, where Daniel, fueled by vengeance, publicly accuses the corrupt Victor D'Souza family for their brutal attack on his family and embezzlement of disaster relief funds. Despite rejecting his estranged father, Emperor Samrat's, offer of an empire, Daniel faces Victor's brutal retaliation, enduring torture while his mother and pregnant wife, Clara, are also tormented, with Clara forcibly taken. Victor later executes Daniel's mother and wife, even after Daniel's forced compliance, while an imposter simultaneously attempts to usurp Daniel's throne, framing him for murder and holding his family hostage. However, the cycle of torment turns as Victor D'Souza himself is gravely injured and brutally tortured by a Maharaj and his Prince, signaling a reversal of fortune for the once-powerful General. Concurrently, Emperor Samrat asserts his absolute dominion, enacting brutal retribution against various defiant figures and mobilizing his army against Victor. A new, formidable figure, Joseph Thomas, emerges, uncovering mass graves on the D'Souza family's property, exposing their lineage as mass murderers, and vowing to dismantle their corrupt empire. Driven by vengeance for his own child, Joseph Thomas declares himself the true Emperor, igniting a fierce war for the throne against the existing Maharaj and brutally torturing and executing Governor Richard. The powerful De Souza family, implicated in widespread corruption and causing famine, faces a devastating downfall orchestrated by Joseph Thomas and other avengers, including Maharaj Bharat, who sentences Victor to a punishment "worse than death." Amidst these escalating power struggles, Lord David, the formidable Chancellor, challenges the Emperor's legitimacy and attempts to force General Joseph Thomas to betray the Emperor by holding his family hostage. Despite this extreme pressure, Joseph Thomas defiantly maintains his allegiance to the Emperor, highlighting unwavering loyalty in a treacherous political landscape. The narrative culminates with an aging Emperor confronting his skeptical son, urging him to accept his destiny as heir and embrace his royal duties, hinting at a path to forgiveness and the uncertain future of the empire amidst the relentless pursuit of justice against entrenched corruption.
The microdrama begins in the ancient Aryavart Empire, where Daniel, fueled by vengeance, publicly accuses the corrupt Victor D'Souza family for their brutal attack on his family and embezzlement of disaster relief funds. Despite rejecting his estranged father, Emperor Samrat's, offer of an empire, Daniel faces Victor's brutal retaliation, enduring torture while his mother and pregnant wife, Clara, are also tormented, with Clara forcibly taken. Victor later executes Daniel's mother and wife, even after Daniel's forced compliance, while an imposter simultaneously attempts to usurp Daniel's throne, framing him for murder and holding his family hostage. However, the cycle of torment turns as Victor D'Souza himself is gravely injured and brutally tortured by a Maharaj and his Prince, signaling a reversal of fortune for the once-powerful General. Concurrently, Emperor Samrat asserts his absolute dominion, enacting brutal retribution against various defiant figures and mobilizing his army against Victor. A new, formidable figure, Joseph Thomas, emerges, uncovering mass graves on the D'Souza family's property, exposing their lineage as mass murderers, and vowing to dismantle their corrupt empire. Driven by vengeance for his own child, Joseph Thomas declares himself the true Emperor, igniting a fierce war for the throne against the existing Maharaj and brutally torturing and executing Governor Richard. The powerful De Souza family, implicated in widespread corruption and causing famine, faces a devastating downfall orchestrated by Joseph Thomas and other avengers, including Maharaj Bharat, who sentences Victor to a punishment "worse than death." Amidst these escalating power struggles, Lord David, the formidable Chancellor, challenges the Emperor's legitimacy and attempts to force General Joseph Thomas to betray the Emperor by holding his family hostage. Despite this extreme pressure, Joseph Thomas defiantly maintains his allegiance to the Emperor, highlighting unwavering loyalty in a treacherous political landscape. The narrative culminates with an aging Emperor confronting his skeptical son, urging him to accept his destiny as heir and embrace his royal duties, hinting at a path to forgiveness and the uncertain future of the empire amidst the relentless pursuit of justice against entrenched corruption.
Listen To God's Will is a Revenge Series in Hindi, streaming on Kuku TV.
Listen To God's Will has 69 episodes, watched over 4M+ times on Kuku TV.
Listen To God's Will is available to watch in Hindi on Kuku TV.
Listen To God's Will was released in 2025 and is streaming on Kuku TV.
Listen To God's Will is rated A.
The cast of Listen To God's Will includes Gamma Draconis and Subhajit Chatterjee.
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