•2026•47 Episodes•397K+
The show follows Anna and Diya through a world where family bonds are constantly tested by crime, abandonment, and revenge. Anna returns to a violent underworld after years away, but she insists she has left that life behind and now wants only to protect her child. Around her, old enemies, bounties, and unfinished grudges keep pulling the past back into the present. Diya’s story centers on a long search for truth about her father and her identity, but every possible reunion is disrupted by humiliation, accusations, or gunfire. Shekhar repeatedly appears as a father figure trying to reclaim Diya, yet his efforts are shadowed by claims that he abandoned her, used money instead of care, and failed to protect her from harm. Their confrontations move from hospitals to homes and public spaces, where trust is measured in threats, debts, and missing money. A huge financial dispute involving crores of rupees becomes tied to Diya’s future, turning family reconciliation into a battle over responsibility and control. Diya is repeatedly caught between men who claim authority over her, while she resists being treated as property or a prize to be handed over. The story also widens into criminal power struggles, with rivals, enforcers, and returning prisoners challenging Shekhar’s authority and exposing fragile alliances. Violence escalates through beatings, intimidation, arrests, and gunfire, making every family argument feel life-threatening. At the same time, the show keeps questioning who is telling the truth about the past and who has been hiding the real parentage and history of the younger women. Diya learns that the family she knew may not be her biological one, and that the man claiming to be her father may also be tied to the deaths of her parents. This revelation pushes her toward revenge even as she remains trapped in the emotional damage of the people who raised her. Other women, including Pinky and Maria, are also shown struggling against control, abuse, and the expectations placed on them by men and household power structures. Maria’s path turns darker when love, marriage, and poisoning collide inside the same revenge-driven world. By the end of the batch, the central conflicts remain unresolved: the truth of parentage is still unstable, the criminal war is still active, and the characters are left facing the consequences of betrayal, violence, and long-delayed reckoning.
The show follows Anna and Diya through a world where family bonds are constantly tested by crime, abandonment, and revenge. Anna returns to a violent underworld after years away, but she insists she has left that life behind and now wants only to protect her child. Around her, old enemies, bounties, and unfinished grudges keep pulling the past back into the present. Diya’s story centers on a long search for truth about her father and her identity, but every possible reunion is disrupted by humiliation, accusations, or gunfire. Shekhar repeatedly appears as a father figure trying to reclaim Diya, yet his efforts are shadowed by claims that he abandoned her, used money instead of care, and failed to protect her from harm. Their confrontations move from hospitals to homes and public spaces, where trust is measured in threats, debts, and missing money. A huge financial dispute involving crores of rupees becomes tied to Diya’s future, turning family reconciliation into a battle over responsibility and control. Diya is repeatedly caught between men who claim authority over her, while she resists being treated as property or a prize to be handed over. The story also widens into criminal power struggles, with rivals, enforcers, and returning prisoners challenging Shekhar’s authority and exposing fragile alliances. Violence escalates through beatings, intimidation, arrests, and gunfire, making every family argument feel life-threatening. At the same time, the show keeps questioning who is telling the truth about the past and who has been hiding the real parentage and history of the younger women. Diya learns that the family she knew may not be her biological one, and that the man claiming to be her father may also be tied to the deaths of her parents. This revelation pushes her toward revenge even as she remains trapped in the emotional damage of the people who raised her. Other women, including Pinky and Maria, are also shown struggling against control, abuse, and the expectations placed on them by men and household power structures. Maria’s path turns darker when love, marriage, and poisoning collide inside the same revenge-driven world. By the end of the batch, the central conflicts remain unresolved: the truth of parentage is still unstable, the criminal war is still active, and the characters are left facing the consequences of betrayal, violence, and long-delayed reckoning.
Singham Daddy is a Revenge Series in Kannada, streaming on Kuku TV.
Singham Daddy has 47 episodes, watched over 397K+ times on Kuku TV.
Singham Daddy is available to watch in Kannada on Kuku TV.
Singham Daddy was released in 2026 and is streaming on Kuku TV.
Singham Daddy is rated A.
The cast of Singham Daddy includes Tanay Sanjay Mudgal and SONU UPADDHYA.
You can watch Singham Daddy online on Kuku TV or download the Kuku TV app to start playing. Open any episode above to start watching instantly.
