Starring Mugdha Chaphekar and Sahil Anand in Story TV’s latest offering—Badnaam Dulhan —the microdrama is based on the repetitive and overused tale of love, relationships, deception, betrayal, and high-stakes melodrama.

The story follows Sukriti, a truly dedicated lover of Karan, the one she was in a relationship with. Sukriti is hit with a shocker as, on her marriage day, she finds Karan inviting another girl, Jiya, whom he decides to marry at the last moment, ditching Sukriti. As Sukriti confronts Karan accuses her of cheating with a video from her past. Sukriti shares her truth, but Karan rejects her, and others humiliate her. Sukriti confronts Karan for cheating on her, demanding answers to her question—why did he promise to marry her if he had to marry someone else? And as the drama peaks, a billionaire comes in to save her —but who is he? You can find the answers yourself and decide if it’s worth giving your time.

A Repetitive Storyline

The storyline is deeply rooted in the familiar themes of true love, deception, relationship betrayal, mass humiliation, dirty allegations, marriage, and family drama. Though the story is overused, the high-stakes drama at points holds attention, but overall, it struggles.

Presentation And Craft

The microdrama barely looks engaging, as from the opening scene itself it looks familiar, which makes it less interesting. The scenes were dramatic but lacked that genuine connection with the audience.

Acting Performance

Mugdha Chaphekar as Sukriti is impressive. With her performance, she did make it worth watching, but the weak screenplay affected the overall experience. Sahil Anand as the billionaire caught attention. He looked charming, commanding attention in every frame. An unidentified actor played Karan, adding drama, while the supporting cast contributed equally.

Overall, Badnaam Dulhan is a decent microdrama that explores the familiar themes of love, deception, relationships, betrayal, and drama. If you like drama, this can be a decent watch.

Our editorial rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars.