The Chudail Ate My Grandfather’s Goat

A struggling Delhi taxi driver’s forbidden night with a mysterious woman leaves him cursed by a chudail—marked with a red thread that deepens each night. As the city sleeps, he must survive seven terrifying encounters, clutching only a piece of sacred peepal wood and his mother’s prayers. If he fails, the spirit will claim his skin—and his soul—forever.

Banished from the city, little Billu becomes Dadi’s reluctant headache—until a single morning of daring mouse-hunts and Bollywood-worthy dog-fighting turns her into the pride of the entire village. But when her beloved grandson returns, heartbroken to see his tiny kitten now a giant 'boss cat,' Billu must fight for a place in both their hearts. In a world of feisty grandmothers, village gossip, and magical bonds, can a misunderstood cat ever truly belong?

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.

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.

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.

When Priya is three months pregnant, her husband’s tyrant grandmother storms into their home, unleashing cruelty that shocks the entire family—including killing Priya’s beloved dog for biryani. Forced to kneel before a turtle and swallow endless humiliation, Priya must choose: escape for her unborn child’s sake, or stand her ground against the woman who destroyed generations. But the old lady doesn’t know—this bahu has her own deadly secrets, and she’s ready for war.

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.

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.

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.

On Diwali night, my little sister was sacrificed to save the master’s daughter—her blood bought us a place in the Sharma mansion, but our lives were traded for their power. Now orphaned and branded as the servant’s son, I must smile and serve the very girl my family died to protect, haunted by betrayal and the bitter taste of jalebis we could never afford. But even as the world calls it a good bargain, I vow revenge: one day, I will make the Sharmas pay for every drop of blood my family spilled.

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.

At seventeen, bold Ananya is forced into a humiliating government-arranged marriage with Colonel Arjun Singh—a broken war hero discarded by his own commander. As whispers of her unworthiness and his disability swirl through Lucknow’s elite, a forbidden bond sparks between them, threatening to upend every rule of power and pride. But when Ananya is dragged away by the police, Arjun must decide: will he sacrifice his last hope, or fight the system that betrayed them both?