A gripping tale of power, politics & betrayal

Maharani Season 4 revolves primarily around Huma Qureshi as Rani Bharti, the CM of Bihar, locking horns with Vipin Sharma, who plays the Prime Minister.

- Kabir Singh Bhandari

This season focuses on India’s coalition era, along with the themes of political rivalry, corruption, and changing loyalties — not only within one’s party, but also within one’s family.

Actors’ performances

Vipin Sharma's opening scene in Maharani Season 4 is when he is reading out a history chapter to students and is narrating, probably in the voice of Aurangzeb. That narrative style of his sets the tone for his character, as for the first time, you actually begin to see things from an evil, malicious king’s perspective and maybe even understand or sympathize with him. And herein lies the strength of the role which Vipin portrays — that of a powerful, corrupt, and evil politician with ultimate power in a nation. At the same time, you also get a glimpse of his human side when you get to know of his romantic relationship with a woman, which is not known by society at large.