Tenali Rama investigates a series of mysterious suicides involving signs of hypnosis in Sony SAB’s Tenali Rama
Sony SAB’s Tenali Rama has won hearts with its engaging tales of the legendary court poet and brilliant strategist, portrayed effortlessly by the talented Krishna Bharadwaj. In the recent episodes, Tenali Rama uncovers a conspiracy behind the theft of the sacred Rajdand, exposes the imposter king Putti (Ajit Jha), and helps king Krishnadevaraya (Aditya Redij) realize that true kingship lies in humility, not in symbols.
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Jun 18, 2025 02:02
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Mumbai: Sony SAB’s Tenali Rama has won hearts with its engaging tales of the legendary court poet and brilliant strategist, portrayed effortlessly by the talented Krishna Bharadwaj. In the recent episodes, Tenali Rama uncovers a conspiracy behind the theft of the sacred Rajdand, exposes the imposter king Putti (Ajit Jha), and helps king Krishnadevaraya (Aditya Redij) realize that true kingship lies in humility, not in symbols.
In the upcoming episodes, a string of mysterious "suicides" shakes Vijayanagar, with each victim whispering identical final words. Tenali Rama suspects dark forces but soon uncovers signs of hypnosis at play. Joined by hypnotist Chandrakala (Piyali Munsi), who claims her rogue disciple is behind these deaths, Rama follows clues to Bellary, where a poetry recital and a suspicious poet, Virupaksha (Vipin Sharma), hold key answers. As the layers unravel, Rama discovers that Virupaksha's wife, Sharvani (Deepali Saini), is implicated, but her sudden death raises even more questions. When Chandrakala is appointed Royal Mind Coach and her influence over the court deepens, Rama wonders if the true mastermind may have been beside him all along?
Krishna Bharadwaj, playing the role of Tenali in Tenali Rama shared, "This has been one of the most thrilling storylines I’ve worked on as Tenali Rama. It’s packed with suspense, unexpected twists, and the psychological battle between Rama and Chandrakala. What I loved about this track is how it challenges Rama’s intellect on a deeper level—it's not just about solving a mystery but facing mysterious incidents involving hypnosis while protecting the king and the kingdom of Vijayanagar."
