Shabad Reet Aur Riwaaz (2026)

Shabad: Reet Aur Riwaaz is an emotional Hindi family drama series directed by Ameet Guptha. The ZEE5 Original presents an emotional story which features two actors Mihir Ahuja and Suvinder Vicky who display their acting skills. The official streaming platform will begin its first show on February 6 2026. Rusk Media produced the show which contains six episodes that deliver a complete narrative. The production will take viewers through a musical experience which highlights the traditional music of Punjab. The project aims to show how modern families experience their hidden struggles. The digital release of this content will attract viewers who enjoy realistic coming-of-age narratives. The plot follows Ghuppi who is a teenager with dreams of becoming a professional football player. Ghuppi wants to become a professional athlete but his father who is a well-known Ragi singer expects him to perform Shabad. Ghuppi struggles to communicate because of his severe stammering disorder which prevents him from speaking. He thinks his son fakes illness to avoid his customary responsibilities. The story examines the conflict between a father who gives his legacy to his son and his son who pursues his own interests. Ghuppi will experience an inner struggle through his quest to discover his speaking capabilities. The narrative shows how empathy serves as a healing force which mends even the most severe disputes. The story will present viewers with a bittersweet experience of love which brings them to a point of personal discovery. Suvinder Vicky performs as Harminder Singh who serves as a Ragi singer with strict discipline. He acts as a father who loves his son but values his legacy more than his son. Mihir Ahuja plays Ghuppi who is a 16-year-old boy that has a speech disorder. He brings a raw and very honest performance to this lead role today. Taranjit Kaur plays the supportive mother who tries to bridge the widening gap. Maahi Jain appears as the sister who adds extra warmth to the family relationships. The two actors create a believable portrayal of contemporary Indian households which most people can identify with. People will experience strong emotions through this story.