Villain Dad: Divorce from the Heroines

After her infamous mother’s death, six-year-old Anvi arrives at Arjun’s door, claiming to be his daughter—just as the city celebrates her mother’s rivals. Arjun, shattered by betrayal and haunted by old wounds, refuses to accept her, but the stubborn child won’t leave. In a society obsessed with appearances and gossip, can a little girl force the truth into the open, or will she be cast aside like her mother before her?

For five years, Meera believed her marriage to Arjun was unbreakable—until she discovered she was nothing more than the villain in someone else's love story. Betrayed, pregnant, and haunted by strangers' cruel comments only she can see, Meera refuses to be cast aside for the 'heroine.' With her world collapsing, she must choose: fight for her place, or walk away and reclaim her destiny.

Ananya’s desperate tears are just the opening act—she’s been reborn, determined to win both love and freedom, even if it means tricking her own father. But Papa Raghav is done playing villain in her WhatsApp-fueled saga, and when he helps an orphaned boy instead, the real family drama explodes. In a city where loyalty is currency and betrayal stings sharper than green chili, who will win: the daughter plotting her escape, or the father refusing to play by the script?

When her billionaire husband threatens divorce for a younger, brilliant mistress, Devika refuses to lose the family, fortune, and respect she’s sacrificed everything for. Desperate, she hires a seductive street-smart fixer to seduce the other woman, igniting a scandal that could destroy them all. But as secrets unravel and her own children join the battle, Devika must decide how far a mother will go to keep her crown in a city where love is cheap but survival costs everything.

I woke up as Neha Suri—the scheming villainess doomed to ruin in my own retro Indian drama. With the hero plotting revenge and the heroine already hospitalised by my orders, every move could destroy my family’s name forever. But if I want to survive, I’ll have to steal the heroine’s destiny—even if it means breaking every rule I wrote myself.

Three years after faking my death, I thought my villainous story was over—until the hero I betrayed and the fiancé I humiliated stormed back into my life, swords drawn and hearts full of vengeance. Now, every debt I ever created is being collected, and the very people I once ruined want my blood. In Lucknow, not even death can save a villain like me from the ghosts of her own drama.

Kabir Mehra, Mumbai’s coldest billionaire, shatters Ananya’s world by denying their secret marriage and three-year-old daughter on live TV—leaving mother and child humiliated and heartbroken. Years of longing, hidden love, and whispered promises collapse as family secrets, old flames, and society’s scorn close in. With her dignity on the line, Ananya must decide: stay invisible in the Mehra mansion, or take her daughter and walk out forever—knowing there’s no coming back.

On farewell night, I was framed and shamed as the campus villainess, forced into a loveless marriage with my childhood friend who only had eyes for the college queen. Betrayed, unloved, and killed in a tragic accident, I wake up back in my final year—armed with memories of every heartbreak and secret. This time, I’ll rewrite my fate, expose the real schemer, and rescue the bad boy who always called my name, even if it means tearing my own heart apart.

Rohan came to his wife's college reunion to play the dutiful husband, but one shocking night turned into public humiliation and betrayal. With his mother dying at home and Ananya basking in the spotlight of her first love's dramatic return, Rohan must choose: grovel for her love, or walk away forever. When the crowd demands his dignity as the price for his mother's life, will Ananya finally reveal her true heart—or is this marriage already dead?

I tricked Kabir, the fallen hero, into marriage—now he’s an autistic recluse, refusing my touch and my love. But I won’t let his silence win: every day, I break through his walls with shameless teasing, desperate for a hint of warmth. When I finally discover his dark secret, it’s too late—he’s the villain, and my heart is already hostage to his pain.

Everyone thinks I’m Arjun Malhotra’s arm candy—the campus bad boy’s disposable girlfriend, destined to be dumped for the sweet, sanskari heroine. When Priya Sharma’s tears and sacrifice steal his heart, the whole world roots for their love, while I’m left as the villain in their daily soap. But what if this supporting girl refuses to play by the script—and rewrites her own ending?

Condemned as a demon by his own father, Colonel Sharma, Kartikeya endures centuries of betrayal, exile, and cosmic humiliation. When the rebellious Hanuman offers him a chance at vengeance, Kartikeya must choose: obey the ancient rules of Swarglok, or shatter them for justice—even if it means destroying the man who calls himself his father. In a world where gods are cruel, loyalty is a curse, and family ties are forged in blood and betrayal, can a son finally claim his right to rebel?