I Must Kill My Father, the Heavenly Marshal

When her dead father rises with a stranger’s soul, she hopes for miracles—but instead, he sells her to a powerful old master in the city. Trapped in servitude, her only escape is learning to read in secret, while betrayal and poverty threaten to crush her spirit. Will she find her lost sister, or will her fate be decided by the whims of the living and the dead?

Everyone in Kaveripur sacrificed for me—their pride, their savings, even my parents’ lives. But when I slaughtered all ninety-eight of them, they called me a monster, never guessing my real secret: the boy they beat and starved wasn’t my brother, but my son. Now, as the world demands my blood, only my teacher’s tears threaten to break me—will my confession destroy the last hope anyone has left for redemption?

Each time I die in the old palace, I wake up choking on the memory of Uncle Dev’s betrayal and Didi’s deadly orders. Trapped in a cycle of murder and rebirth, I must discover why the Chief Minister’s wife wants me dead—and if reconciling with Ritika, the forbidden love I lost, is my only escape. But in Rajpur, every ally hides a dagger, and the next death could be my last.

Banished to the palace’s coldest shadows, I poured my secret longing into Arjun, the gentle attendant who soothed my loneliness—never guessing he was hiding a king’s ambition and another woman in his heart. When palace whispers revealed his true loyalty to the Maharani, my love turned to bitter dread, knowing my family’s fate now hung on the whim of a man I could never truly possess. In a world where even kindness is a weapon, I must decide: expose his secret, or risk my bloodline for a love that was never mine.

Four-year-old Meera can see mysterious messages floating in the air—revealing secrets no one else knows. When her hardworking mother hides a deadly illness and her rich, estranged father doesn’t even know she exists, Meera takes matters into her own hands and crashes into his life, demanding help. But as old betrayals, hidden love, and a DNA test threaten to tear them apart, one innocent child’s plea might force the truth into the open—before it’s too late.

I’m just a butcher’s daughter, but I dared to buy the missing MLA’s son at the market and chain him as my husband-slave. By day, he’s stubborn and silent; by night, he punishes me fiercely—his hatred burning deeper with every secret I uncover. When his real fiancée arrives to claim him, the entire city wants my humiliation, but if I let him go, will he destroy me—or does he crave my touch more than revenge?

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?

Arjun wakes up trapped by his beloved Uncle Dev, only to receive seven cryptic commands that threaten to tear his family—and the nation—apart. When Dev is publicly executed for treason, Arjun is left alone, haunted by riddles, hunted by enemies, and forced to choose between loyalty and survival. Every secret costs a life, and the next bell toll could be his last.

Raised as the perfect son, Jaya leads her powerful family—her true gender a secret weapon guarded by her mother and the matriarch. But when her body betrays her and rivals close in, every alliance and affection is shadowed by the threat of exposure. Can Jaya rule a world built for men, or will the truth shatter everything she’s sacrificed for?

When Professor Rohan—the pride of Kaveripur—returns to uplift the city, he’s brutally humiliated by local thugs while the whole mohalla watches and laughs. Bound by blood and the ancestral code of the Singh family, I draw the fatal lot: avenge the professor or die in disgrace. Tonight, the hunters become the hunted, and every bystander will answer for their laughter in blood and terror—because in my family, mercy is for the weak.

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?

When Arjun’s beloved grandmother lay dying, the college counselor refused his desperate leave request with cruel indifference. Defying her threats, Arjun rushed home—only to face public humiliation, suspension, and the risk of ruining his future. Now branded a rebel, he must choose: bow to a heartless system, or fight for his family’s honour, even if it costs him everything.