Srikanto

⭐5.3(3 votes)

•2022

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Episodes

1. Nostalgia

Srikanto, a young textile designer, meets the ravishing Piyali, who immediately evokes the burning nostalgia of his adolescent days with Rajlokkhi. Who is Piyali?

2. Hallucination

While Srikanto is incorrigibly attracted to Piyali, Rajlokkhi never leaves his mind. The lines between reality and illusion slowly get blurred for him.

3. Reunion

Even though Srikanto reunites with his past through Rajlokkhi, he takes a dive into an uncertain future with Piyali. Things get complex when Annie desperately falls for him.

4. Passion

Srikanto and Piyali become irresistible to each other and start living together. Srikanto's passion for Piyali consumes him but he is still unaware of her true identity.

5. Deceit

Srikanto's fairytale with Piyali gets shattered when he learns a shocking truth. Piyali is able to pacify him but not for long as Annie reveals more devastating information.

6. Compassion

Piyali's confession doesn’t perturb Srikanto as he proposes new life together. But can Srikanto really cope with the consequences of the revelation?

7. Disappearance

As Srikanto and Piyali plan for a new life, the eccentric and bohemian Srikanto suddenly disappears. A devastated Piyali spirals into a dangerous way of life.

8. Confusion

Srikanto develops an unusual bond with Abhaya, the most free-spirited girl he has ever known. Even though Srikanto seems to have found his mental peace, life has other plans.

9. Incomplete

Both Rajlokkhi and Abhaya realise their feelings for Srikanto, but a tormented Srikanto is undecided. Rajlokkhi makes a drastic move that turns Srikanto's life upside down.

Overview

Srikanto and Rajlokkhi's sensual yet sporadic love transcends space and time. At a time of heartbreaking separation between the two, Abhaya enters Srikanto's life even as his passionate fascination with Rajlokkhi strives for closure. Srikanto is the musical retelling of Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay's eponymous novel and presents a modern take on the relationship of Srikanto-Rajlokkhi.