•2026•62 Episodes•813K+
The story centers on Jaanvi and Raman Mehra as their relationship is dragged through humiliation, family control, and public scandal. It begins with betrayal and exposure, as a wedding is publicly canceled and a love triangle is revealed, leaving Jaanvi humiliated and angry. What first looks like a personal breakup quickly expands into a class conflict between Jaanvi’s background and the wealthy Mehra household. Raman is repeatedly shown as both protective and controlling, while Jaanvi struggles to defend her dignity and her place in his world. A fake-marriage arrangement then becomes the main engine of the plot, with strict rules, a time limit, and constant pressure to keep the truth hidden. Public appearances, media scrutiny, and family gatherings turn the lie into a larger social performance, and the fake engagement is repeatedly treated as real by outsiders. At the same time, old grudges and hidden betrayals surface through Niharika, Sunny, and other rivals who use jealousy, class prejudice, and accusations to attack Jaanvi. The Mehra family itself becomes a battlefield, with Raman’s father, a patriarch, and other relatives challenging the match, questioning Jaanvi’s worth, and tying marriage to status and politics. Jaanvi is repeatedly accused of theft, dishonor, and opportunism, but she keeps pushing back and claiming her right to stand beside Raman. Raman, in turn, keeps defending her in public, even when that means defying his father and risking his position in the family. The conflict deepens when a fake pregnancy claim, a forged annulment, and other deceptive schemes are used to destabilize the marriage. A missing grandfather and other elder-related crises add urgency and emotional pressure, making the wedding and family honor feel like matters of survival. Despite repeated attempts to separate them, the couple continues to insist on the relationship. Financial hardship, unemployment, and threats to inheritance do not end the bond. By the end of the arc, the marriage remains under attack, but the central pair stands together against family opposition and public shame. The stakes are no longer just romance, but identity, reputation, and whether love can survive a system built to control them.
The story centers on Jaanvi and Raman Mehra as their relationship is dragged through humiliation, family control, and public scandal. It begins with betrayal and exposure, as a wedding is publicly canceled and a love triangle is revealed, leaving Jaanvi humiliated and angry. What first looks like a personal breakup quickly expands into a class conflict between Jaanvi’s background and the wealthy Mehra household. Raman is repeatedly shown as both protective and controlling, while Jaanvi struggles to defend her dignity and her place in his world. A fake-marriage arrangement then becomes the main engine of the plot, with strict rules, a time limit, and constant pressure to keep the truth hidden. Public appearances, media scrutiny, and family gatherings turn the lie into a larger social performance, and the fake engagement is repeatedly treated as real by outsiders. At the same time, old grudges and hidden betrayals surface through Niharika, Sunny, and other rivals who use jealousy, class prejudice, and accusations to attack Jaanvi. The Mehra family itself becomes a battlefield, with Raman’s father, a patriarch, and other relatives challenging the match, questioning Jaanvi’s worth, and tying marriage to status and politics. Jaanvi is repeatedly accused of theft, dishonor, and opportunism, but she keeps pushing back and claiming her right to stand beside Raman. Raman, in turn, keeps defending her in public, even when that means defying his father and risking his position in the family. The conflict deepens when a fake pregnancy claim, a forged annulment, and other deceptive schemes are used to destabilize the marriage. A missing grandfather and other elder-related crises add urgency and emotional pressure, making the wedding and family honor feel like matters of survival. Despite repeated attempts to separate them, the couple continues to insist on the relationship. Financial hardship, unemployment, and threats to inheritance do not end the bond. By the end of the arc, the marriage remains under attack, but the central pair stands together against family opposition and public shame. The stakes are no longer just romance, but identity, reputation, and whether love can survive a system built to control them.
Marriage of Lies is a Family Drama Series in Hindi, streaming on Kuku TV.
Marriage of Lies has 62 episodes, watched over 813K+ times on Kuku TV.
Marriage of Lies is available to watch in Hindi on Kuku TV.
Marriage of Lies was released in 2026 and is streaming on Kuku TV.
Marriage of Lies is rated A.
The cast of Marriage of Lies includes Abhilash Singh, Vishal Singh, Thriller_Maestro485Q, Mahhima Hemant Kottary, Lovish Saini, and Pawan Sahu.
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