Emotional tale of sibling love

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Updated At : 11:18 AM Aug 10, 2025 IST

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Producer duo Yash and Mamta Patnaik’s new show, Dhaakad Beera, is sure to make you want to tune in every day. It is based on the powerful and fierce love shared between a brother and sister. The storyline showcases a rather young Samrat, who leaves no stone turned to protect his baby sister Kishmish’s right to live.

Set in a fictional village, this powerful social drama follows an eight-year-old boy whose unbreakable bond with his newborn sister and challenges deep-rooted patriarchy and generations of silence. It stars Rakshanda Khan and Divyam Shukla.

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