After years of entertaining audiences through television, Bedi is bringing his comic timing and familiar personality to a format designed for the scroll generation.
From prime-time television to bite-sized storytelling, Hiten is bringing his familiar screen presence to a whole new format.
ADVERTISEMENT5 / 7 A face audiences remember from the cult television series Shararat, Karanvir Bohra has entered the microdrama universe.
His move reflects how established TV stars are adapting their storytelling and screen presence to shorter, mobile-first narratives.
6 / 7 One of television’s most recognisable faces, Karan Patel is now stepped into the microdrama space with Story TV’s Mafia Don.
Last Updated: October 04, 2026, 15:29 IST
1 / 7 A veteran actor instantly recognisable to television audiences from Shrimaan Shrimati, Rakesh Bedi, who was also part of the blockbuster film Dhurandhar, has entered the vertical drama space with Sabse Bade Dramebaaz. After years of entertaining audiences through television, Bedi is bringing his comic timing and familiar personality to a format designed for the scroll generation.
2 / 7 A popular face among television and digital audiences, Jannat Zubair has grown from a child actor into one of the most recognisable young stars of her generation. Known for her work across television, social media and digital entertainment, Jannat made her debut in the vertical drama space with Sabse Bade Dramebaaz, a format created for the scroll generation.
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3 / 7 From big-screen films like 1920 to two-minute narratives, Rajniesh Duggal brought his film experience to the microdrama format with Bhula Diya Tujhe. The show follows the story of Aryan (played by Rajniesh Duggal), a man who returns after years of captivity to uncover a conspiracy that completely shattered his life.
4 / 7 The face audiences remember from one of Indian television’s most iconic family dramas known for Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi, Hiten Tejwani is now leading Kismat Ke Dhage available on Quick TV. From prime-time television to bite-sized storytelling, Hiten is bringing his familiar screen presence to a whole new format.
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5 / 7 A face audiences remember from the cult television series Shararat, Karanvir Bohra has entered the microdrama universe. The actor has done several popular mobile-first micro-dramas including Hero No 1, Ek Tha Deewana and more. His move reflects how established TV stars are adapting their storytelling and screen presence to shorter, mobile-first narratives.
6 / 7 One of television’s most recognisable faces, Karan Patel is now stepped into the microdrama space with Story TV’s Mafia Don. Best known for his iconic role as Raman Bhalla in Yeh Hai Mohabbatein, Patel brings his years of television experience and intense screen presence to short-form storytelling, marking a new chapter in his career. Mafia Don follows Jakko, a feared mafia don whose life takes an unexpected turn when he discovers that he is dead.
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