Yukti Kapoor

Balika Vadhu — Kachchi Umar Ke Pakke Rishte, commonly abbreviated as Balika Vadhu is an Indian television drama series that premiered on 21 July 2008 on Colors TV. Originally airing from Monday through Friday, from mid 2013 it also began airing on Saturday. Toral Rasputra became the lead after Pratyusha Banerjee left on 27 February 2013.

Shrishti, a fierce lawyer, and Ragini, a woman who loves guns, both wish to marry the same man, Anurag. He must now choose between the two fiery women.

Traces the epic of Ramayan which chronicles the journey of Ram and Sita. Contrary to popular depictions of the Ramayana from Rama's perspective, this show will highlight Ramayan through Sita's eyes.

Set in Lucknow, the show revolves around an all-women police station led by four quirky women. Pushpa, the oldest, is a head constable balancing work and family. Karishma, the hot-headed Sub-Inspector, struggles with the station’s reconciliation-driven philosophy. Santosh Sharma, a young recruit, navigates loneliness in the city. Their leader, S.H.O. Haseena Mallik, is witty and romantic, leading by example. Adding an amusing twist, a male constable, Cheetah Chaturvedi, works there and is smitten with Santosh. Together, they tackle unique cases with sensitivity while infusing humor and drama into their daily policing. Pushpa and Karishma’s mother-in-law/daughter-in-law banter adds comedy, while ideological clashes between Haseena and Karishma fuel the drama. The show’s blend of eccentric cases and engaging characters makes for an entertaining and heartfelt story.

No synopsis available yet.

Let’s Play Blind is set in the flashy and risky world of gambling. Three rich friends—Mohini, Neeta, and Shanaya—play not just for money but for power & control. And also to fill the voids that exist in their lives. Things change when a mysterious man, Mohak, and his clever partner Kavya join the game with a hidden plan. In private rooms full of secrets, seduction, and lies, hidden cameras record everything—and the real game begins. With every round, the players lose more than just money. Pride, secrets, and even lives are at stake. When murder and blackmail enter the picture, no one knows who to trust. Who’s playing who—and who will survive the Blind Game?

Balika Vadhu — Kachchi Umar Ke Pakke Rishte, commonly abbreviated as Balika Vadhu is an Indian television drama series that premiered on 21 July 2008 on Colors TV. Originally airing from Monday through Friday, from mid 2013 it also began airing on Saturday. Toral Rasputra became the lead after Pratyusha Banerjee left on 27 February 2013.

Shrishti, a fierce lawyer, and Ragini, a woman who loves guns, both wish to marry the same man, Anurag. He must now choose between the two fiery women.

Traces the epic of Ramayan which chronicles the journey of Ram and Sita. Contrary to popular depictions of the Ramayana from Rama's perspective, this show will highlight Ramayan through Sita's eyes.

Set in Lucknow, the show revolves around an all-women police station led by four quirky women. Pushpa, the oldest, is a head constable balancing work and family. Karishma, the hot-headed Sub-Inspector, struggles with the station’s reconciliation-driven philosophy. Santosh Sharma, a young recruit, navigates loneliness in the city. Their leader, S.H.O. Haseena Mallik, is witty and romantic, leading by example. Adding an amusing twist, a male constable, Cheetah Chaturvedi, works there and is smitten with Santosh. Together, they tackle unique cases with sensitivity while infusing humor and drama into their daily policing. Pushpa and Karishma’s mother-in-law/daughter-in-law banter adds comedy, while ideological clashes between Haseena and Karishma fuel the drama. The show’s blend of eccentric cases and engaging characters makes for an entertaining and heartfelt story.

No synopsis available yet.

Let’s Play Blind is set in the flashy and risky world of gambling. Three rich friends—Mohini, Neeta, and Shanaya—play not just for money but for power & control. And also to fill the voids that exist in their lives. Things change when a mysterious man, Mohak, and his clever partner Kavya join the game with a hidden plan. In private rooms full of secrets, seduction, and lies, hidden cameras record everything—and the real game begins. With every round, the players lose more than just money. Pride, secrets, and even lives are at stake. When murder and blackmail enter the picture, no one knows who to trust. Who’s playing who—and who will survive the Blind Game?

Embracing life after divorce, Kirti moves to a hill station with her son. Soon she meets a mysterious admirer Vikrant, whose secrets may ignite destruction.