•2026•50 Episodes•44K+
The story follows Simmi, a hardworking underdog whose school success keeps colliding with wealth, status, and family control. It begins with a sharp class contrast, as Simmi is mocked for her background while richer figures use money and image to dominate public spaces. Her academic talent eventually earns recognition when her science project is selected by ISRO scientists and wins a scholarship, but that victory immediately becomes a target for manipulation. Raman Raizada and his family repeatedly try to bend awards, trophies, and school decisions through pressure, humiliation, and financial influence. Simmi refuses to accept the idea that merit can be bought, and her father repeatedly stands beside her to defend her dignity. The award ceremony becomes a public battleground where insults, bribery, and forced offers are used to shame her, yet she continues to insist that her work deserves recognition. As the conflict grows, blocked payments, accusations of fake cards, and demands for money expose cracks inside the Raizada world and show how fragile their power really is. The dispute then widens beyond school into questions of patents, ownership, and who truly deserves credit for scientific work. Simmi insists that she spent years developing her project and that the patent is hers, while rivals accuse her of fraud and copying. Family pressure intensifies as Sam claims victory, adults take sides, and Simmi is repeatedly accused of disrespect, theft, and dishonor. At the same time, hidden relationships and marriage secrets surface, turning private betrayal into a public crisis. Ashok and Salakha’s marriage is exposed as deeply damaged, with accusations of affairs, misuse of wealth, and betrayal of their daughter. Salakha later reveals her own power by claiming control of most of Tiranga International Industry, which overturns Ashok’s authority and humiliates him in public. Corporate conflict then merges with the family feud, as share manipulation, charity-fund theft, and legal-style threats deepen mistrust on all sides. An ISRO-linked authority figure also intervenes to expose corruption and protect the vulnerable, showing that the struggle is not only personal but institutional. By the later part of the arc, forgiveness is offered only conditionally, and even rescue or sacrifice from the past is disputed, leaving old loyalties uncertain. The show ends with relationships fractured, reputations damaged, and Simmi still caught between proving her worth and surviving the power games around her.
The story follows Simmi, a hardworking underdog whose school success keeps colliding with wealth, status, and family control. It begins with a sharp class contrast, as Simmi is mocked for her background while richer figures use money and image to dominate public spaces. Her academic talent eventually earns recognition when her science project is selected by ISRO scientists and wins a scholarship, but that victory immediately becomes a target for manipulation. Raman Raizada and his family repeatedly try to bend awards, trophies, and school decisions through pressure, humiliation, and financial influence. Simmi refuses to accept the idea that merit can be bought, and her father repeatedly stands beside her to defend her dignity. The award ceremony becomes a public battleground where insults, bribery, and forced offers are used to shame her, yet she continues to insist that her work deserves recognition. As the conflict grows, blocked payments, accusations of fake cards, and demands for money expose cracks inside the Raizada world and show how fragile their power really is. The dispute then widens beyond school into questions of patents, ownership, and who truly deserves credit for scientific work. Simmi insists that she spent years developing her project and that the patent is hers, while rivals accuse her of fraud and copying. Family pressure intensifies as Sam claims victory, adults take sides, and Simmi is repeatedly accused of disrespect, theft, and dishonor. At the same time, hidden relationships and marriage secrets surface, turning private betrayal into a public crisis. Ashok and Salakha’s marriage is exposed as deeply damaged, with accusations of affairs, misuse of wealth, and betrayal of their daughter. Salakha later reveals her own power by claiming control of most of Tiranga International Industry, which overturns Ashok’s authority and humiliates him in public. Corporate conflict then merges with the family feud, as share manipulation, charity-fund theft, and legal-style threats deepen mistrust on all sides. An ISRO-linked authority figure also intervenes to expose corruption and protect the vulnerable, showing that the struggle is not only personal but institutional. By the later part of the arc, forgiveness is offered only conditionally, and even rescue or sacrifice from the past is disputed, leaving old loyalties uncertain. The show ends with relationships fractured, reputations damaged, and Simmi still caught between proving her worth and surviving the power games around her.
अमीरी के ढोंग is a Crime Series in Bhojpuri, streaming on Kuku TV.
अमीरी के ढोंग has 50 episodes, watched over 44K+ times on Kuku TV.
अमीरी के ढोंग is available to watch in Bhojpuri on Kuku TV.
अमीरी के ढोंग was released in 2026 and is streaming on Kuku TV.
अमीरी के ढोंग is rated A.
The cast of अमीरी के ढोंग includes Taramani Production and Anand Kumar Dubey.
You can watch अमीरी के ढोंग online on Kuku TV or download the Kuku TV app to start playing. Open any episode above to start watching instantly.
