Satrangi-Badle Ka Khel on OTT: When And Where To Watch RJ Mahvash And Anshuman Pushkar Starrer Revenge Drama

Satrangi: Badle Ka Khel is a gripping revenge drama that explores themes of social stigma, identity, and justice. The story follows a young man whose life takes a tragic turn, forcing him into a humiliating reality while he secretly plots revenge. As he battles societal prejudice and personal loss, his journey becomes a powerful fight for dignity. Starring RJ Mahvash and Anshuman Pushkar, the series delivers an intense and emotionally charged narrative.

Satrangi-Badle Ka Khel is a crime thriller revenge series directed by Jai Basantu Singh, featuring Anshuman Pushkar in lead role. The film also stars an extensive supporting cast, including Satish Badal, Prateek Kashyap, Kumud Mishra, Mahvash, Amir Khan, Deepak Rai, Upen Chauhan, B Shantanu, Atul Kusum Sanjay, and many more. 

The trailer gives a powerful glimpse into Bablu Mahto’s journey, caught between humiliation, identity, and revenge in a caste-driven rural setup. It highlights his double life as Bablu and Lalli, setting the stage for a gripping battle of power, dignity, and vengeance. Here’s an official trailer for Satrangi-badle ka khel:

Satrangi: Badle Ka Khel is set to premiere on May 22, 2026, on the OTT platform ZEE5. The much-awaited revenge drama starring RJ Mahvash and Anshuman Pushkar will be available for streaming exclusively on the platform from its release date, bringing a gripping rural story of identity, stigma, and vengeance to audiences.

The story follows Bablu Mahto (Anshuman Pushkar), the son of a Launda Naach performer, a traditional art form burdened with deep social stigma. After his father is brutally murdered, Bablu is forced to take up the same profession to support his family. Unwilling to accept humiliation, he leads a dangerous double life, Bablu by day and Lalli, his female stage persona, by night. Using this identity, he infiltrates elite political circles and aristocratic households, manipulating two powerful rival clans, the Singhs and the Pandeys. What begins as a quest for revenge soon transforms into a larger fight for dignity, identity, and social justice.