Maharani Season 4 OTT Release Date
Maharani Season 4's OTT release is confirmed, streaming on SonyLIV from November 7, 2025. SonyLIV dropped the official trailer on October 29, sparking a surge in searches right after Season 3’s finale wrapped this month. The new season brings a bolder, national political battlefield for Rani Bharti, and the release’s timing nearly collides with real-life Bihar elections, perfect synergy for the hype.
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Where to Watch Maharani 2025 Online?
Watch Maharani Season 4 exclusively on SonyLIV. Streaming starts November 7, 2025 accessible via SonyLIV’s mobile app, browser, and Smart TVs. A paid subscription is required (no ad-supported/free tier for new releases in India), and episodes are available in all Indian regions; select territories abroad may also stream via SonyLIV or bundled services, but no official Amazon Prime Video tie-in announced.
You should watch previous seasons: Season 4 picks up after Rani’s Delhi power move and betrayal by close aides in last season’s stunning finale immediately continuing unresolved threads.
Maharani Season 4 Cast
Lead: Huma Qureshi returns as Rani Bharti, no surprise as her performance anchors the series.
Main cast:
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Shweta Basu Prasad as new political adversary
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Vipin Sharma
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Amit Sial (Navin Kumar)
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Vineet Kumar (Gauri Shankar Pandey)
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Shardul Bhardwaj
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Kani Kusruti
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Pramod Pathak
New for Season 4:
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Rajeshwari Sachdev (plot details under wraps but described as a “storm” in Rani’s world)
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Darsheel Safary (returns to streaming, transformative role—"eye of the storm")
Full official cast announcement made on October 29 with the trailer. No notable confirmed exits yet; Sohum Shah (Bheema Bharti) may have reduced presence after Season 3’s events but appears in new season’s billing. Directed by Puneet Prakash, created by Subhash Kapoor (no directorial change).
Maharani Season 4 Story
Season 3 ended with Rani Bharti betrayed by her closest confidants as she prepared to challenge Delhi's institutional power—the PM telling her he’s the "loneliest person in the country," with Rani’s fierce retort setting up their showdown.
Season 4 moves the battleground from Bihar to Delhi, thrusting Rani into national politics for her “biggest battle yet.” Political rivalries, backstabbing, and tense showdowns are front and center—unconfirmed reports hint at episodes involving the Election Commission and media drama. Core premise: "A homemaker thrust into the cutthroat world of politics after her husband’s downfall, Rani Bharti’s journey is one of resilience and power." Episode count not officially revealed, but previous seasons ran 10 episodes each, so expect similar.
