Dadi’s Cat: From Outcast to Village Legend

Once thrown out by the ruthless Raja, I found warmth with Major Pratap and his fragile son, only to be dragged back into the royal web when my blood son—heir to the Rajpur throne—fell dangerously ill. Now, the woman branded a disgrace must choose: save the boy who denies her, or risk losing the only family who ever truly wanted her. In Lucknow’s shadows, a mother’s love faces old betrayals, royal vengeance, and the pain of never truly belonging.

Everyone thinks I’m the obedient, sweet ‘good girl’—except Kabir, my brother’s fierce best friend and India’s hottest ex-esports star. Alone together in my brother’s flat, he scolds me, cooks for me, and secretly calls me ‘cat’ on his livestream, never knowing I’m his number one fan. But when he starts warning off my college seniors and teasing me with a possessive glare, I wonder—am I just Bhaiya’s little sister, or the girl he can’t resist?

Ritu, raised by her Dadi in poverty, is thrust back into her wealthy biological family—only to face a scheming impostor sister and a brother who sees her as a threat. Torn between longing for love and the sting of constant humiliation, she refuses to play the grateful prodigal, determined to claim her rightful place even if it means shattering old loyalties. But when her family’s secrets unravel and the truth of her switch emerges, will they finally fight for her—or just fight each other?

After her infamous mother’s death, six-year-old Anvi arrives at Arjun’s door, claiming to be his daughter—just as the city celebrates her mother’s rivals. Arjun, shattered by betrayal and haunted by old wounds, refuses to accept her, but the stubborn child won’t leave. In a society obsessed with appearances and gossip, can a little girl force the truth into the open, or will she be cast aside like her mother before her?

Once the pride of Kaveripur, the Rajkumari is now a blind, broken captive—her daughter, scorned as a 'two-legged calf,' is all she has left. Betrayed by her own blood and hunted by enemies, Niranjan must survive a world that wants her dead, even as her mother’s love turns to hatred. But when the kingdom’s lost heir faces her twin brother across enemy lines, secrets of blood, loyalty, and survival threaten to shatter what little hope remains.

Twenty years ago, Arjun and Meena locked their daughter Kiran in a cupboard, sacrificing her for family honour and a new life in Mumbai. Now, on the eve of their son’s high-society wedding, a pandit’s warning and a child’s ghostly laughter force them back to their haunted Lucknow home. As Kiran’s voice echoes from the darkness, the past claws its way out—demanding justice, forgiveness, and a terrifying reckoning no parent can escape.

When Arjun’s Dadaji slaughters the family’s sacred goat on a stormy winter night, a ravenous woman with haunted eyes arrives, demanding the cursed mutton. Trapped between his terrified Dadi’s warnings and his grandfather’s chilling commands, Arjun must face a monstrous guest whose hunger is anything but human. In the darkness of the hill village, old resentments, deadly secrets, and supernatural bargains threaten to devour his family whole.

Waking up in a starving village, I became their unlikely 'baba'—armed with nothing but a supernatural system that conjures endless tiffin meals. As famine, betrayal, and a bloody peasant uprising threaten us, every morsel I share turns desperate outcasts into loyal followers. But with a tiger token in my pocket and dacoits at my door, will my secret power make me a savior—or the next target of a dying kingdom?

After twelve years as the zamindar’s discarded second wife, Chandni is cast out for his true love’s return—her only dowry, the ashes of ten lost children. Betrayed by her husband, shamed by the household, and rejected by the sons she fought to keep alive, Chandni is bartered once more to a stranger’s home. But as she escapes into the rain-soaked streets of Lucknow, clutching her grief and her secrets, Chandni vows to seize her own fate—no matter what the world thinks of a woman like her.

Meera was adopted as our family’s lucky omen, but her only reward was a lifetime of sacrifice—forced to repeat classes, give up dreams, and endure silent punishments, all to care for the miracle brother who replaced her. Every joy she tasted was snatched away, every rebellion met with cold betrayal. No one knew the truth: the deeper her love, the heavier her chains—and one day, the sister everyone worshipped would become the storm that ruins us all.

Ananya’s desperate tears are just the opening act—she’s been reborn, determined to win both love and freedom, even if it means tricking her own father. But Papa Raghav is done playing villain in her WhatsApp-fueled saga, and when he helps an orphaned boy instead, the real family drama explodes. In a city where loyalty is currency and betrayal stings sharper than green chili, who will win: the daughter plotting her escape, or the father refusing to play by the script?

Everyone thinks cats are harmless—until I catch mine plotting my murder on hidden camera. When I try to get rid of it, the billi injures itself to trap me in a guilt trip, forcing me into a twisted game of survival and loyalty. Now, with my family and even the vet doubting my sanity, I must outwit the most dangerous creature in my house: my own pet.