Maharani is a Hindi political drama series created by Subhash Kapoor. The story revolves around Rani Bharti, a woman whose life changes after she enters the complicated world of Bihar politics. The series combines political rivalry, ambition, betrayal, family relationships, power struggles and personal transformation.
The show premiered in 2021 and has continued across multiple seasons. Huma Qureshi plays Rani Bharti, the central character of the series. Alongside her, the cast includes Siddhi Malviya, Atroliya Uday, Sohum Shah, Kani Kusruti, Basit Ali Basu, Pramod Pathak, Vineet Kumar, Amit Sial, Dibyendu Bhattacharya, Anuja Sathe and many other performers.
Maharani Series Overview
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Series Name | Maharani |
| Language | Hindi |
| Genre | Political Drama, Drama, Thriller |
| Created By | Subhash Kapoor |
| Main Character | Rani Bharti |
| Lead Actress | Huma Qureshi |
| Original Release | 2021 |
| Platform | SonyLIV |
| Production Company | Kangra Talkies |
| Additional Production Company | Zeal Z Entertainment Services |
| Runtime | Approximately 43 minutes per episode |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Seasons | 4 |
| Directors | Karan Sharma, Ravindra Gautam, Saurabh Bhave, Puneet Prakash |
What Is Maharani?
Maharani tells the story of Rani Bharti and her journey through the world of politics. She is initially presented as someone far removed from the traditional image of a powerful political leader, but circumstances gradually push her into a position of authority.
The series explores what happens when personal relationships become connected with political ambition. Rani has to deal with people who support her, people who want to control her and people who see her rise as a threat.
The political environment around her is filled with competing personalities. Ministers, political strategists, government officials, journalists, police officers and rival leaders all influence the direction of the story.
As the series progresses, Rani’s character becomes more confident and politically aware. Her journey is not only about acquiring power but also about understanding how power is maintained, challenged and used.
Maharani Release Date
Maharani premiered on 28 May 2021 in India. The series was released as a SonyLIV original and was produced under the Kangra Talkies banner.
The series continued with subsequent seasons, introducing new political conflicts and additional characters while retaining several members of the original ensemble.
Maharani Seasons
| Season | Year | Director |
|---|---|---|
| Season 1 | 2021 | Karan Sharma |
| Season 2 | 2022 | Ravindra Gautam |
| Season 3 | 2024 | Saurabh Bhave |
| Season 4 | 2025 | Puneet Prakash |
Directors of Maharani
Different directors have handled the show’s seasons, giving each chapter its own visual and narrative treatment.
| Director | Credit | Episodes / Year |
|---|---|---|
| Karan Sharma | Director | 10 episodes, 2021 |
| Ravindra Gautam | Director | 10 episodes, 2022 |
| Saurabh Bhave | Director | 8 episodes, 2024 |
| Puneet Prakash | Director | 9 episodes, 2025 |
Writers of Maharani
| Writer | Credit | Episodes / Period |
|---|---|---|
| Uma Shankar Singh | Written By | 36 episodes |
| Uma Shankar Singh | Written By | 2 episodes, 2021–2024 |
| Nandan Singh | Screenplay | 8 episodes, 2025 |
| Nandan Singh | Story | 8 episodes, 2025 |
| Nandan Singh | Story / Writing | 2 episodes, 2021–2024 |
| Subhash Kapoor | Screenplay | 8 episodes, 2025 |
| Subhash Kapoor | Story | 8 episodes, 2025 |
| Subhash Kapoor | Created By | Series |
| Kunal Kushwah | Additional Screenplay | 8 episodes, 2025 |
Cast of Maharani
The cast of Maharani includes a large group of actors appearing across different seasons. Huma Qureshi is the central performer as Rani Bharti, while Siddhi Malviya, Atroliya Uday, Sohum Shah, Kani Kusruti, Basit Ali Basu, Pramod Pathak, Vineet Kumar and Amit Sial are among the recurring performers listed in the full credits.
Main Cast of Maharani
| Actor | Character | Episodes |
|---|---|---|
| Huma Qureshi | Rani Bharti | 30 |
| Siddhi Malviya | Roshni Bharti | 20 |
| Atroliya Uday | T K Paswan | 20 |
| Sohum Shah | Bheema Bharti | 14 |
| Kani Kusruti | Kaveri Sreedharan / Kaveri Sridharan | 14 |
| Basit Ali Basu | Rani Bharti’s Son | 14 |
| Pramod Pathak | Mishra Ji / S. N. Mishra | 13 |
| Vineet Kumar | Gauri Shankar Pandey / Gauri Shankar Pandey (Kalanaag) | 13 |
| Amit Sial | Navin Kumar / Naveen Kumar | 12 |
| Dibyendu Bhattacharya | Martin Ekka | 12 |
| Anuja Sathe | Kirti Singh | 12 |
| Tanu Vidyarthi | Khyati Devi | 11 |
| Neha Chauhan | Kalpana Kaul | 11 |
| Robin Das | Ekkal Munda | 11 |
| Sukumar Tudu | Dulari Yadav | 10 |
| Vishwa Bhanu | Hemraj | 10 |
| Pranay Narayan | Kamta Prasad | 10 |
| Arnav Singh | Jai Prakash | 10 |
| Anushka Kaushik | Shilpa Agarwal | 9 |
| Inaamulhaq | Parvez Aalam | 8 |
| Sushil Pandey | Kunwar Singh | 8 |
| Vipin Sharma | PM Sudhakar Sriniwas Joshi | 8 |
| Pankaj Kashyap | Diwakar Gupta | 8 |
| Manwendra Tripathy | Dharam Sahay | 8 |
| Ankit Pachori | Ashutosh MLA | 8 |
Complete Cast of Maharani
| Actor | Character | Episodes |
|---|---|---|
| Atul Tiwari | Governor Goverdhan Daas | 7 |
| Mohd Ashique Hussain | Prem Kumar | 7 |
| Deepak Rai | Deepak Rai | 7 |
| Tina Bhatia | Sundari Mahto | 6 |
| Kannan Arunachalam | DGP Siddhant Gautam | 6 |
| Ajay Pal | SP Nishikant | 5 |
| Saddam Sophia Hussain | Nachiket Upadhyay | 5 |
| Kartick Sitaraman | Nelson Sunderraja | 5 |
| Harish Khanna | Shankar Mehto | 4 |
| Abhay S. Jha | MLA Lal Bihari | 4 |
| Krishna Bhatt | Pantar 1 | 4 |
| Himanshu Jha | Shridhar Verma / Reporter at High Court | 4 |
| Kumar Saurabh | Sanyasi | 3 |
| Rajiv Ranjan | DM Manak Gupta | 3 |
| Neeraj Kashyap | Pantar | 3 |
| Divyashekhar Jha | Shravan Kumar / Shaun | 3 |
| Harsh Pandey | Reporter Harsh / Reporter | 2 |
| Ansha Sayed | Sanjna Dutt – News Reporter | 2 |
| Vibha Rani | Vimla Devi | 2 |
| Akshara Kulkarni | Anu – Journalist | 2 |
| Sapna Agrawal | Female Jailor, Beur Jail | 2 |
| Nafees Ahmed Lucky | Iliyas Man 1 | 2 |
| Purshottam Shakya | Shooter 1 | 2 |
| Kashaf Khan | Reporter 1 | 1 |
| Murari Kumar | Chotelaal Yadav | 1 |
| Danish Iqbal | Dilshad Mirza | 1 |
| Disha Sachdeva | Sita | 1 |
| Leysan Karimova | Zehra Shaikh | 1 |
| Jyoti Dubey | Ranjana Sinha | 1 |
| Himanshu Mehta | Dilip | 1 |
| Vikram Dharia | MLA | 1 |
| Abhishek Anand | Jitender | 1 |
| Alok Chatterjee | Rameshwar Mukhiya | 1 |
| R.C. Pathak | Father of Rani Bharti | 1 |
| Tushar Kulkarni | Kirti’s Father | 1 |
| Dr. Er. Azad Jain | Path Nirman Adhikari | 1 |
| Kartik Soni | Reporter 6 | 1 |
| Parth Singh Rajawat | Student | 1 |
| Jaspreet Chhabra | Gurpreet | 1 |
| Sheeba Azhar Samrat | Fatima | 1 |
| Rajesh Aggarwal | DSP DK Jha | 1 |
| Talib Mehdi | Man at Balika Grah | 1 |
| Viccky Baidyanath | Male Constable at Chappra Jail | 1 |
| Agastya Khandelwaal | DM Vikas Kumar Yadav | 1 |
| Shweta Basu Prasad | Roshni Bharti | 1 |
| Rajeshwari Sachdev | Gayatri Upadhyay | 1 |
| Shardul Bharadwaj | Jaiprakash Bharti | 1 |
Key Characters in Maharani
Huma Qureshi as Rani Bharti

Huma Qureshi plays Rani Bharti, the central character of Maharani. Her character forms the emotional and political centre of the series.
Rani’s journey begins with her being largely disconnected from the practical world of politics. As circumstances change, she finds herself placed in a position where political decisions become unavoidable.
Over time, she develops her own understanding of political strategy. She learns to identify allies, recognize opponents and make decisions independently.
Rani’s transformation from an ordinary homemaker into a powerful political figure is the central journey around which the series is built.
Siddhi Malviya as Roshni Bharti

Siddhi Malviya plays Roshni Bharti, a member of Rani Bharti’s family.
Her character appears across a substantial number of episodes, making her one of the most recurring performers in the series.
Atroliya Uday as T K Paswan
Atroliya Uday appears as T K Paswan, a recurring character in the political world of the series.
The character appears across 20 episodes during the 2021–2022 period, making T K Paswan one of the prominent recurring roles in the earlier part of the show.
Sohum Shah as Bheema Bharti

Sohum Shah portrays Bheema Bharti, a major character connected to Rani’s personal and political journey.
Bheema’s relationship with Rani forms an important part of the early story. His political position also helps establish the environment into which Rani is drawn.
Kani Kusruti as Kaveri Sreedharan

Kani Kusruti plays Kaveri Sreedharan, also listed as Kaveri Sridharan in the credits.
Kaveri is closely connected to Rani’s political world and becomes an important supporting presence throughout the story.
Basit Ali Basu as Rani Bharti’s Son
Basit Ali Basu plays Rani Bharti’s son.
The character provides a connection between Rani’s political life and her family responsibilities.
Pramod Pathak as Mishra Ji

Pramod Pathak plays Mishra Ji, also identified as S. N. Mishra.
Mishra Ji is an important political figure who understands the complicated relationships between power, strategy and political loyalty.
His experience makes him an important part of the political environment surrounding Rani.
Vineet Kumar as Gauri Shankar Pandey
Vineet Kumar plays Gauri Shankar Pandey, with the character also credited as Gauri Shankar Pandey (Kalanaag).
The character is part of the political network surrounding Rani and contributes to the changing alliances and rivalries throughout the series.
Amit Sial as Navin Kumar
Amit Sial plays Navin Kumar, also spelled Naveen Kumar in the credits.
Navin is one of the important political personalities in the story. His interactions with Rani contribute to the political tension that develops across the seasons.
Dibyendu Bhattacharya as Martin Ekka

Dibyendu Bhattacharya portrays Martin Ekka, another important figure in the political narrative.
His character becomes part of the wider network of political interests surrounding the central characters.
Anuja Sathe as Kirti Singh

Anuja Sathe plays Kirti Singh, a recurring character who becomes part of the wider political and personal storyline.
Season-Wise Cast of Maharani
Maharani Season 1 Cast
The first season establishes the major characters and introduces viewers to Rani Bharti’s unexpected political journey.
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Huma Qureshi | Rani Bharti |
| Sohum Shah | Bheema Bharti |
| Amit Sial | Navin Kumar |
| Kani Kusruti | Kaveri Sreedharan |
| Pramod Pathak | Mishra Ji |
| Vineet Kumar | Gauri Shankar Pandey |
| Inaamulhaq | Parvez Aalam |
| Anushka Kaushik | Shilpa Agarwal |
| Tanu Vidyarthi | Khyati Devi |
| Neha Chauhan | Kalpana Kaul |
| Robin Das | Ekkal Munda |
| Atul Tiwari | Governor Goverdhan Daas |
| Kannan Arunachalam | DGP Siddhant Gautam |
| Harish Khanna | Shankar Mehto |
| Pankaj Kashyap | Diwakar Gupta |
| Mohd Ashique Hussain | Prem Kumar |
Maharani Season 2 Cast
Season 2 expands the political universe and introduces additional characters.
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Huma Qureshi | Rani Bharti |
| Sohum Shah | Bheema Bharti |
| Amit Sial | Navin Kumar |
| Kani Kusruti | Kaveri Sreedharan |
| Pramod Pathak | Mishra Ji |
| Vineet Kumar | Gauri Shankar Pandey |
| Anuja Sathe | Kirti Singh |
| Tanu Vidyarthi | Khyati Devi |
| Neha Chauhan | Kalpana Kaul |
| Robin Das | Ekkal Munda |
| Sukumar Tudu | Dulari Yadav |
| Vishwa Bhanu | Hemraj |
| Pranay Narayan | Kamta Prasad |
| Arnav Singh | Jai Prakash |
| Anushka Kaushik | Shilpa Agarwal |
| Pankaj Kashyap | Diwakar Gupta |
| Divyashekhar Jha | Shravan Kumar / Shaun |
| Ansha Sayed | Sanjna Dutt |
Maharani Season 3 Cast
Season 3 brings several established characters back into the political conflict.
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Huma Qureshi | Rani Bharti |
| Amit Sial | Navin Kumar |
| Kani Kusruti | Kaveri Sreedharan |
| Pramod Pathak | Mishra Ji |
| Vineet Kumar | Gauri Shankar Pandey |
| Sohum Shah | Bheema Bharti |
| Dibyendu Bhattacharya | Martin Ekka |
| Anuja Sathe | Kirti Singh |
| Sushil Pandey | Kunwar Singh |
| Manwendra Tripathy | Dharam Sahay |
| Deepak Rai | Deepak Rai |
| Tina Bhatia | Sundari Mahto |
Maharani Season 4 Cast
Season 4 introduces another phase of the political story and brings several new performers into the ensemble.
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Huma Qureshi | Rani Bharti |
| Siddhi Malviya | Roshni Bharti |
| Kani Kusruti | Kaveri Sreedharan |
| Pramod Pathak | Mishra Ji |
| Vineet Kumar | Gauri Shankar Pandey |
| Vipin Sharma | PM Sudhakar Sriniwas Joshi |
| Ankit Pachori | Ashutosh MLA |
| Ajay Pal | SP Nishikant |
| Saddam Sophia Hussain | Nachiket Upadhyay |
| Kartick Sitaraman | Nelson Sunderraja |
| Himanshu Jha | Shridhar Verma / Reporter at High Court |
| Shweta Basu Prasad | Roshni Bharti |
| Rajeshwari Sachdev | Gayatri Upadhyay |
| Shardul Bharadwaj | Jaiprakash Bharti |
Producers of Maharani
Kangra Talkies, SonyLIV and Zeal Z Entertainment Services among the production companies associated with the series. The episode-level credits also identify individual producers and production personnel.
| Name / Company | Credit |
|---|---|
| Kangra Talkies | Production Company |
| SonyLIV | Production / Streaming Company |
| Zeal Z Entertainment Services | Production Company |
| Dimple Kharbanda | Producer |
| Naren Kumar | Producer |
| Peeyush Chaturvedi | Supervising Producer |
| Hriday Sharma | Line Producer |
| Shrijeet Singh Thakur | Line Producer |
| Eshaa Wardhan | Executive Producer, SonyLIV |
| Saugata Mukherjee | Head of Content |
Cinematographers of Maharani
The cinematography team is responsible for creating the visual world of the political drama and capturing both intimate character moments and larger political environments.
| Cinematographer | Credit |
|---|---|
| Amogh Deshpande | Director of Photography |
| Chinmay Bokil | Second Unit Cinematographer |
The episode-level full credits identify Amogh Deshpande as director of photography and Chinmay Bokil as second-unit cinematographer.
Editors of Maharani
Editing is important to the series because its narrative moves between political discussions, family situations, public events and personal conflicts.
| Department | Credit |
|---|---|
| Editorial Team | Episode Editing |
| Associate Editors | Post-Production |
| Assistant Editors | Editorial Support |
| Data Conform Team | Post-Production |
Casting Directors
Casting is particularly important in Maharani because the show includes politicians, journalists, police officers, family members, bureaucrats and other supporting characters.
| Name | Credit |
|---|---|
| Sandeep Patil | Casting Director |
| Casting Team | Supporting and Episodic Casting |
The episode-level credits identify Sandeep Patil as the casting director.
Production Designers
The production design creates the political and social environments in which the story takes place.
| Name | Credit |
|---|---|
| Vikram Singh | Production Designer |
| Parul Rai | Associate Production Designer |
The available full-credit information lists Vikram Singh as production designer and Parul Rai as associate production designer.
Makeup Department
The makeup department works with the cast to maintain character appearance and continuity.
| Name | Credit |
|---|---|
| Deepak Dharamveer Kagda | Personal Hairstylist |
| Dhruv Saini | Key Makeup Artist |
| Shankarkumar94 | Assistant Makeup Artist |
Deepak Dharamveer Kagda is specifically credited as personal hairstylist for Amit Sial, while Dhruv Saini and Shankarkumar94 are listed in makeup roles.
Second Unit Directors and Assistant Directors
The assistant direction department coordinates shooting requirements, schedules and scenes.
| Name | Credit |
|---|---|
| Myra Chawla | Direction Intern |
| Raja Dwivedi | Second Assistant Director |
| Aneel Rana | Associate Director |
| Aditya Sharma | Second Assistant Director |
Art Department
The art department contributes to the visual construction of the political world.
| Name | Credit |
|---|---|
| Parul Rai | Associate Production Designer |
| Art Department Team | Set and Environment Support |
Sound Department
Sound is an important component of Maharani because dialogue and political conversations drive much of the story.
| Name | Credit |
|---|---|
| Amet Vikram Bhandari | Sound Designer |
| Yatrik Dave | Sound Designer |
| Utsav Ghosh | Assistant Re-recording Mixer |
| Gokul K.R. | Sound Effects Editor |
| Swarnadeep Karan | Assistant Re-recording Mixer |
| Asad Raza Khan | ADR Recordist |
These names and roles are included in the available episode-level full credits.
Special Effects
Special-effects work supports scenes that require practical effects and controlled physical environments.
| Name | Credit |
|---|---|
| Kiran Pawar | Special Effects Supervisor |
Visual Effects
Visual effects are used where digital enhancement is required for the series.
| Name | Credit |
|---|---|
| Santosh Kanojia | IT Administrator |
| Kiran Pawar | Visual Effects Supervisor |
| Kiran Pawar | Visual Effects Supervisor – Opening Sequence |
The full credits specifically identify Kiran Pawar in the visual-effects department.
Camera and Electrical Department
The camera and electrical teams support the principal photography and second-unit work.
| Name | Credit |
|---|---|
| Chinmay Bokil | Second Unit Cinematographer |
| Ajit Gupta | First Focus Puller |
| Sajid Khan | Focus Puller |
| Prajwal Khandelwal | Still Photographer |
| Avishek Singh Kushwaha | Gaffer |
| Sudheer Kumar Prasad | Key Grip |
| Vipin Sahani | Focus Puller |
| Ashutosh Sawant | Second Assistant Camera |
| Abhishek Singh | Camera / Drone Pilot |
| Karan Virola | Steadicam Operator |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Costume and wardrobe help maintain character continuity throughout the series.
| Name | Credit |
|---|---|
| Ria Maheshwari | Costume Assistant |
| Costume Department | Wardrobe Management |
| Wardrobe Team | Costume Continuity |
Editorial Department
The editorial department handles the technical post-production process required to prepare episodes for release.
| Name | Credit |
|---|---|
| Riyaz Ansari | Data Conform |
| Kaustubh Bhonge | Assistant Editor |
| Vardhan Dhaimodkar | Associate Editor |
| Anil Jadhav | Assistant Editor |
| Nikhil Patil | Data Conform |
| Pradeep Patole | Associate Editor |
| Afredi Shaikh | DI Conformist |
| Sagar Shete | Associate Editor |
These credits appear in the episode-level editorial department listing.
Location Management
Location management is responsible for coordinating the places where the political drama is filmed.
| Name | Credit |
|---|---|
| Manmohan Singh | Location Manager |
| Location Team | Location Coordination |
Music Department
The music department contributes to the show’s background score, songs and recording process.
| Name | Credit |
|---|---|
| Lokesh Kanithi | Assistant Music Composer |
| Hemant Khedekar | Music Recording Engineer |
| Hemant Khedekar | Recording Engineer |
| Dr. Sagar | Lyricist |
The episode-level credits specifically identify Hemant Khedekar with music recording and Dr. Sagar as lyricist.
Script and Continuity Department
Continuity is important in a multi-season political drama because character relationships and story developments need to remain consistent.
| Name | Credit |
|---|---|
| Aneel Rana | Script Supervisor |
| Script Department | Continuity Support |
Color Department
Color and picture finishing help create visual consistency throughout the final episodes.
| Credit | |
|---|---|
| Nube Cirrus | DI and Picture Finishing |
| Color Department | Digital Finishing |
Production Department
The production department manages the practical requirements of filming, including scheduling, locations, cast coordination and technical resources.
| Name | Credit |
|---|---|
| Sandeepsharma | Assistant Production Manager |
| Production Team | Production Coordination |
| Line Production Team | Production Logistics |
Additional Crew
The additional crew supports publicity, photography, creative development and other production requirements.
| Name | Credit |
|---|---|
| Tanul Dilwali | DP – Visual Promotions |
| Dhruv Gohil | Making and Stills |
| Mahesh Nair | Creative Head |
| Additional Production Team | Production Support |
Awards and Recognition
Maharani has received significant attention for its performances and political storytelling. The series has also accumulated awards and nominations during its run.
The show’s strongest recognition has been associated with its performances, particularly the central portrayal of Rani Bharti. The ensemble cast has also helped establish the series as a character-driven political drama.
Why the Cast of Maharani Is Special
The biggest strength of the cast of Maharani is its large ensemble. The show does not depend only on its lead performer; instead, it creates a complete political environment populated by characters with different goals and loyalties.
Huma Qureshi provides the central emotional connection through Rani Bharti. Her character’s transformation gives the series a consistent narrative thread across multiple seasons.
The supporting performers add different dimensions to the story. Sohum Shah’s Bheema Bharti, Amit Sial’s Navin Kumar, Kani Kusruti’s Kaveri, Pramod Pathak’s Mishra Ji and Vineet Kumar’s Gauri Shankar Pandey each contribute to the political conflicts surrounding Rani.
The extensive supporting cast is equally important. Characters such as reporters, police officers, government officials, politicians, family members and local figures make the fictional political environment feel larger and more complicated.
Another notable feature is the number of performers appearing for only one or a few episodes. These smaller roles help build individual political situations and give the series a broader supporting world.
Conclusion
The cast of Maharani is one of the defining strengths of the series. Huma Qureshi leads the show as Rani Bharti, while the ensemble around her creates the political environment in which her character develops.
Credits reveal that the cast is much larger than the commonly listed principal names. Alongside Huma Qureshi, performers such as Siddhi Malviya, Atroliya Uday, Sohum Shah, Kani Kusruti, Basit Ali Basu, Pramod Pathak, Vineet Kumar, Amit Sial, Dibyendu Bhattacharya and Anuja Sathe have substantial episode counts.
The supporting cast also includes numerous journalists, police officers, politicians, government officials and family members. These characters contribute to the detailed political world that makes Maharani more than a story about one political leader.
Behind the actors, the series has a large technical team working across direction, writing, production design, sound, visual effects, camera, editing, costumes, location management and music. The available credits show how many different departments are involved in bringing the political drama to the screen.
FAQs
Who is the main actress in Maharani?
Huma Qureshi is the lead actress of Maharani. She plays Rani Bharti, the central character of the series.
Who plays Rani Bharti in Maharani?
Huma Qureshi plays Rani Bharti.
Who plays Roshni Bharti in Maharani?
Siddhi Malviya is credited as Roshni Bharti in the main full-credit listing.
Who plays T K Paswan in Maharani?
Atroliya Uday plays T K Paswan. The actor is credited as Uday Atroliya in the listing and appears in 20 episodes.
Who plays Bheema Bharti in Maharani?
Sohum Shah plays Bheema Bharti. His character appears in 14 episodes according to the full-credit listing.
Who plays Kaveri in Maharani?
Kani Kusruti plays Kaveri Sreedharan, also spelled Kaveri Sridharan in the credits.
Who plays Mishra Ji in Maharani?
Pramod Pathak plays Mishra Ji, also credited as S. N. Mishra.
Who plays Gauri Shankar Pandey in Maharani?
Vineet Kumar plays Gauri Shankar Pandey, also credited with the character’s Kalanaag identity.
Who plays Navin Kumar in Maharani?
Amit Sial plays Navin Kumar, also spelled Naveen Kumar in some credits.
Who plays Martin Ekka in Maharani?
Dibyendu Bhattacharya plays Martin Ekka.
Who plays Kirti Singh in Maharani?
Anuja Sathe plays Kirti Singh.
Who plays PM Sudhakar Sriniwas Joshi in Maharani?
Vipin Sharma plays PM Sudhakar Sriniwas Joshi in the later-season credits.
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