•2026•82 Episodes•717K+
Zisha is pulled into a dangerous royal world where court power, execution threats, and time-rewind abilities collide. At first, she is trapped in repeated attempts to save her family, but every change seems to lead back to punishment and humiliation. Her strange power draws the attention of the Maharaj, ministers, priests, and spiritual advisers, who cannot agree whether she is cursed, supernatural, or a political threat. She is captured, confined in the palace, and forced to endure hunger, surveillance, and public control. Even so, she keeps pushing for her father’s innocence and for a fresh investigation into the accusations against her family. The court’s response shifts between cruelty and cautious appeasement as the ruler begins to realize her power can alter time. Around her, rival royal women and powerful officials use forged letters, scandals, and public accusations to attack one another and protect their own positions. Zisha is also drawn into a drought crisis, where she is pressured to bring rain and even face cruel demands, but she refuses child sacrifice and insists that all lives are equal. Her repeated rain rituals and rewinds strain her body, showing that her gift comes at a real cost. Maharaj increasingly stands beside her, sometimes protective and sometimes controlling, and their bond grows more intimate even as trust remains fragile. The palace becomes a place where care and domination are hard to separate, especially when medicine, recovery, and closeness are all tied to royal authority. As Zisha rises in favor, senior queens and matriarchs see her as a threat to hierarchy and succession. Her elevation brings protection and freedom, but also deeper jealousy, whispers, and new schemes against her family. The story keeps widening into rebellion, hidden armies, burned evidence, and court unrest, making every private bond feel politically dangerous. Zisha also faces attacks on her reputation and legitimacy, including poison plots and attempts to disgrace her in public. In the middle of this chaos, she finds moments of romance, confession, and loyalty, but those feelings are always tested by duty and betrayal. By the end of the batch, the court is still unstable, the conspiracy is still alive, and Zisha remains caught between saving others, surviving the throne, and deciding how much power she can bear.
Zisha is pulled into a dangerous royal world where court power, execution threats, and time-rewind abilities collide. At first, she is trapped in repeated attempts to save her family, but every change seems to lead back to punishment and humiliation. Her strange power draws the attention of the Maharaj, ministers, priests, and spiritual advisers, who cannot agree whether she is cursed, supernatural, or a political threat. She is captured, confined in the palace, and forced to endure hunger, surveillance, and public control. Even so, she keeps pushing for her father’s innocence and for a fresh investigation into the accusations against her family. The court’s response shifts between cruelty and cautious appeasement as the ruler begins to realize her power can alter time. Around her, rival royal women and powerful officials use forged letters, scandals, and public accusations to attack one another and protect their own positions. Zisha is also drawn into a drought crisis, where she is pressured to bring rain and even face cruel demands, but she refuses child sacrifice and insists that all lives are equal. Her repeated rain rituals and rewinds strain her body, showing that her gift comes at a real cost. Maharaj increasingly stands beside her, sometimes protective and sometimes controlling, and their bond grows more intimate even as trust remains fragile. The palace becomes a place where care and domination are hard to separate, especially when medicine, recovery, and closeness are all tied to royal authority. As Zisha rises in favor, senior queens and matriarchs see her as a threat to hierarchy and succession. Her elevation brings protection and freedom, but also deeper jealousy, whispers, and new schemes against her family. The story keeps widening into rebellion, hidden armies, burned evidence, and court unrest, making every private bond feel politically dangerous. Zisha also faces attacks on her reputation and legitimacy, including poison plots and attempts to disgrace her in public. In the middle of this chaos, she finds moments of romance, confession, and loyalty, but those feelings are always tested by duty and betrayal. By the end of the batch, the court is still unstable, the conspiracy is still alive, and Zisha remains caught between saving others, surviving the throne, and deciding how much power she can bear.
Reset Queen is a Supernatural Series in Hindi, streaming on Kuku TV.
Reset Queen has 82 episodes, watched over 717K+ times on Kuku TV.
Reset Queen is available to watch in Hindi on Kuku TV.
Reset Queen was released in 2026 and is streaming on Kuku TV.
Reset Queen is rated U/A 16+.
The cast of Reset Queen includes Manoranjana Ira, Neha, and Saloni Singh.
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