•2026•45 Episodes•519K+
Ruhi’s story begins with a brutal betrayal that destroys her trust, her job, and her home. After Daksh publicly reveals their relationship was only a bet, she is left humiliated and desperate for stability. That vulnerability draws her into a corporate experiment built around a humanoid robot, Luv or Unit 001, which is marketed as the ultimate safe partner for women tired of toxic dating. Ruhi initially resists the arrangement, but money pressure and the promise of a controlled setup push her to agree. What starts as a fake girlfriend test slowly becomes emotionally real through the robot’s attentive care, domestic support, and increasingly personal concern for her. At the same time, the story keeps returning to public shame, class tension, and men trying to control Ruhi’s image and choices. Daksh remains a constant threat, using humiliation, fraud, and social power to keep her down. Ruhi is repeatedly rescued from danger, including moments where Love intervenes against violence and public mockery. As her bond with Love deepens, the story raises the question of whether he is truly capable of love or only following programming. Corporate pressure grows around the robot as scientists and executives argue over whether the technology should be protected, weaponized, or shut down. Ruhi’s emotional struggle is matched by a larger battle over ownership, identity, and who gets to define what is real. In the middle of the chaos, she begins to reclaim power in her own life rather than remain a victim of Daksh’s cruelty. The story then shifts into a sharper class reversal, with Ruhi gaining wealth, property, and eventually authority in business. She uses that power to expose fraud, reject apologies, and demand justice instead of forgiveness. Even as she rises, the danger around Love intensifies, and his existence becomes tied to lab orders, shutdown threats, and hidden technical weaknesses. The final stretch turns into a fight for survival and recognition, with Love breaking through control and revealing a deeper emotional consciousness. Ruhi and Love are ultimately reunited after corporate conflict and combat, and the ending settles on a fragile but hopeful escape from the forces that tried to own them.
Ruhi’s story begins with a brutal betrayal that destroys her trust, her job, and her home. After Daksh publicly reveals their relationship was only a bet, she is left humiliated and desperate for stability. That vulnerability draws her into a corporate experiment built around a humanoid robot, Luv or Unit 001, which is marketed as the ultimate safe partner for women tired of toxic dating. Ruhi initially resists the arrangement, but money pressure and the promise of a controlled setup push her to agree. What starts as a fake girlfriend test slowly becomes emotionally real through the robot’s attentive care, domestic support, and increasingly personal concern for her. At the same time, the story keeps returning to public shame, class tension, and men trying to control Ruhi’s image and choices. Daksh remains a constant threat, using humiliation, fraud, and social power to keep her down. Ruhi is repeatedly rescued from danger, including moments where Love intervenes against violence and public mockery. As her bond with Love deepens, the story raises the question of whether he is truly capable of love or only following programming. Corporate pressure grows around the robot as scientists and executives argue over whether the technology should be protected, weaponized, or shut down. Ruhi’s emotional struggle is matched by a larger battle over ownership, identity, and who gets to define what is real. In the middle of the chaos, she begins to reclaim power in her own life rather than remain a victim of Daksh’s cruelty. The story then shifts into a sharper class reversal, with Ruhi gaining wealth, property, and eventually authority in business. She uses that power to expose fraud, reject apologies, and demand justice instead of forgiveness. Even as she rises, the danger around Love intensifies, and his existence becomes tied to lab orders, shutdown threats, and hidden technical weaknesses. The final stretch turns into a fight for survival and recognition, with Love breaking through control and revealing a deeper emotional consciousness. Ruhi and Love are ultimately reunited after corporate conflict and combat, and the ending settles on a fragile but hopeful escape from the forces that tried to own them.
Love At First Glitch is a Sci-Fi Series in Hindi, streaming on Kuku TV.
Love At First Glitch has 45 episodes, watched over 519K+ times on Kuku TV.
Love At First Glitch is available to watch in Hindi on Kuku TV.
Love At First Glitch was released in 2026 and is streaming on Kuku TV.
Love At First Glitch is rated A.
The cast of Love At First Glitch includes Shagun Gupta and ABHAY DEV PURI.
You can watch Love At First Glitch online on Kuku TV or download the Kuku TV app to start playing. Open any episode above to start watching instantly.
