•2025•51 Episodes•2M+
The microdrama opens with the dire poverty of an elderly man, Thaatha, and his granddaughter, Kamal, who endure hardship, injury from a perilous train journey, and the long absence of Kamal's father. Their struggles intensify when Raju, a powerful CEO returning to his ancestral village for a dam project, brutally assaults Thaatha over unpaid wages, revealing a past employer-employee relationship. Years later, Rajat, also referred to as Nithin and Raju, and later Rajat Kamal, a self-made man, returns to his community, possibly as Kamal's father. He confronts Nitin Kumar, a ruthless antagonist and General Manager of SkyMark, who terrorizes Rajat's family and community, revealing a deep-seated, generational grudge and mutual accusations of abandonment. Nitin Kumar's arrogance and political connections lead to brutal assaults on Rajat's father and daughter, Radha, and attempts to exploit villagers. Rajat, employed by CEO Richa, fiercely defends his family, vows retribution, and navigates a budding romance with Richa. The dam project, initially linked to Raju's atonement, becomes a focal point of conflict, plagued by accusations of corruption, financial discrepancies, and exploitation of villagers. Rajat Kamal, appearing to be the same individual as Raju, emerges as a champion for the community, exposing scams and demanding transparency regarding the dam's funding and land acquisition, despite facing resistance and threats. Characters like Preeti defy their affluent families for love, while others make desperate sacrifices to protect loved ones, such as Rajat's father planning an arranged marriage to protect him from Nitin Kumar. Rajat/Raju faces public scrutiny and a shocking arrest order over his sudden wealth. Ultimately, the narrative culminates in the successful completion of the groundbreaking dam project. Led by the revered Raja Putta and his visionary son Rajat, the village achieves unprecedented prosperity, becoming the wealthiest in the country, symbolizing the triumph of unity and collective effort.
The microdrama opens with the dire poverty of an elderly man, Thaatha, and his granddaughter, Kamal, who endure hardship, injury from a perilous train journey, and the long absence of Kamal's father. Their struggles intensify when Raju, a powerful CEO returning to his ancestral village for a dam project, brutally assaults Thaatha over unpaid wages, revealing a past employer-employee relationship. Years later, Rajat, also referred to as Nithin and Raju, and later Rajat Kamal, a self-made man, returns to his community, possibly as Kamal's father. He confronts Nitin Kumar, a ruthless antagonist and General Manager of SkyMark, who terrorizes Rajat's family and community, revealing a deep-seated, generational grudge and mutual accusations of abandonment. Nitin Kumar's arrogance and political connections lead to brutal assaults on Rajat's father and daughter, Radha, and attempts to exploit villagers. Rajat, employed by CEO Richa, fiercely defends his family, vows retribution, and navigates a budding romance with Richa. The dam project, initially linked to Raju's atonement, becomes a focal point of conflict, plagued by accusations of corruption, financial discrepancies, and exploitation of villagers. Rajat Kamal, appearing to be the same individual as Raju, emerges as a champion for the community, exposing scams and demanding transparency regarding the dam's funding and land acquisition, despite facing resistance and threats. Characters like Preeti defy their affluent families for love, while others make desperate sacrifices to protect loved ones, such as Rajat's father planning an arranged marriage to protect him from Nitin Kumar. Rajat/Raju faces public scrutiny and a shocking arrest order over his sudden wealth. Ultimately, the narrative culminates in the successful completion of the groundbreaking dam project. Led by the revered Raja Putta and his visionary son Rajat, the village achieves unprecedented prosperity, becoming the wealthiest in the country, symbolizing the triumph of unity and collective effort.
The Second Class Billionaire is a Revenge Series in Kannada, streaming on Kuku TV.
The Second Class Billionaire has 51 episodes, watched over 2M+ times on Kuku TV.
The Second Class Billionaire is available to watch in Kannada on Kuku TV.
The Second Class Billionaire was released in 2025 and is streaming on Kuku TV.
The Second Class Billionaire is rated A.
The cast of The Second Class Billionaire includes Murali Krishna, Likhithaa Shree, and LYGAA STUDIOS.
You can watch The Second Class Billionaire online on Kuku TV or download the Kuku TV app to start playing. Open any episode above to start watching instantly.
