Aghori (TV series)

*Aghori*
Aghori
Also known as	Ek Shakti...Ek Aghori
Genre	Drama ; Romance ; Thriller ; Supernatural
Created by	Essel Vision Productions
Story by	Mrinal Jha
Creative director	Uday Rakesh Berry
Starring	Simaran Kaur ; Gaurav Chopra ; Parag Tyagi
Country of origin	India
Original language	Hindi
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	27
Production
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	45 minutes
Original release
Network	Zee TV
Release	22 June –; 29 September 2019

Last updated October 15, 2024

Aghori^[1] is an Indian television series that is produced by Essel Vision Productions. It was aired from 22 June to 29 September 2019 on Zee TV and starred Simaran Kaur, Parag Tyagi and Gaurav Chopra as Kamakshi, Rudranath and Advik.^[2]^[3]

Synopsis

The story of an Aghori. The show starts with Advik. He is called by Mahaguru Rudranath. Rudranaath says Advik that he find the girl whom he had been looking for many years. Rudranath sends Advik to fetch that girl. Rudranath's disciple asks Rudranath why he wants the same girl. Then Rudranath tells him that she is not a common girl. That girl was born dead and her guru Chaitanya gave her life with the power of Panchtatva. Mahaguru Chatanya put his life at stake while saving Kamakshi. Rudranath also kills Kamakshi's parents and then an Aghoran said Kamakshi's mother Priya that if Kamakshi is married before the completion of 23 years, Rudranath will not spoil her.

Cast

Main

Simaran Kaur as Kamakshi Chandrashekhar
Gaurav Chopra as Advik / Adhvik Mehra
Parag Tyagi as Rudranath Bhairav / Aghori

Recurring

Nidhi Uttam as Priya Bhandari Chandrashekhar, Kamakshi's mother
Charu Mehra as Rashi Bhandari, Kamakshi's cousin
Salman Shaikh as Chirag Bhandari, Kamakshi's cousin
Geetanjali Mishra as Dravya Sunarivasan / Aghoran
Preeti Puri as Suman Bhandari, Kamakshi's aunt
Syed Zafar Ali as Jaibheem Bhandari, Kamakshi's uncle
Hardeek Joshi as Vipranjali "Vipra" Bhandari, Kamakshi's uncle
Kasturi Banerjee
Nikita Chopra
Ibrar Yakub as Kamakshi's maternal uncle
Vimarsh Roshan as Kamakshi's maternal uncle
Ram Awana as Mahaguru Chatanya – Rudranaath's guru
Vineet Kumar
Aditya Deshmukh
Poulomi Das as Ashmi
Malhar Pandya as Aghori Indra
Mahi Sharma
Pakhi Mendola as Aaraa – Kamakshi's maternal uncle's daughter
Paras Chhabra as Soham – an aghori

Episodes

Episodes	Titles	Release Date	Duration
1	As per Rudranath's commands, Adhvik creates mishaps in Kamakshi's wedding-Aghori	22 June	46m
2	Adhvik, Indar and Aasmi try hard to abduct Kamakshi – Aghori	23 June	45m
3	Rudranath attacks Dravya using his supernatural powers-Aghori	29 June	42m
4	Dravya, Soham and Shanaya stand against Adhvik, Indar and Aasmi-Aghori	30 June	43m
5	Param is confused about Dravya's invitation to discuss Adhvik's wedding-Aghori	6 July	43m
6	Dravya's new decision shocks Kamakshi's family and Adhvik – Aghori	7 July	43m
7	Adhvik gets captivated by some unknown power – Aghori	13 July	43m
8	Kamakshi explains to Hariyali that she is obsessed with Adhvik – Aghori	14 July	43m
9	Kamakshi to be sacrificed – Aghori	27 July	43m
10	Rashi and Aara support Kamakshi – Aghori	28 July	44m
11	Adhvik's shocking revelation – Aghori	3 August	44m
12	Adhvik and Kamakshi search for Aara – Aghori	4 August	43m
13	Another 'kankali' is back – Aghori	10 August	44m
14	Kauravi follows Dravya – Aghori	11 August	43m
15	Adhvik rescues Aara – Aghori	17 August	44m
16	Kamakshi learns about Adhvik's parents – Aghori	18 August	44m
17	Kauravi helps Kamakshi escape – Aghori	24 August	44m
18	Kamakshi and Adhvik fight together – Aghori	25 August	44m
19	Dravya helps Kamakshi escape from Adhvik – Aghori	31 August	44m
20	Kauravi makes a new 'Kankali' – Aghori	1 September	44m

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References

↑ India-West, R. M. VIJAYAKAR, Special to. "Zee TV's 'Aghori' Is Dark Love Story Set Against an Intriguing Canvas". India West. Retrieved 23 June 2019.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
↑ Team, Editorial (20 June 2019). "I have done a lot of preparation for my character in Aghori Parag Tyagi". IWMBuzz. Retrieved 23 June 2019.
↑ "Gaurav Chopraa talks about his comeback on TV with Aghori". India Today . 13 May 2019. Archived from the original on 14 May 2019. Retrieved 7 March 2020.

External links

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Aghori at IMDb

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[1] India-West, R. M. VIJAYAKAR, Special to. "Zee TV's 'Aghori' Is Dark Love Story Set Against an Intriguing Canvas". India West. Retrieved 23 June 2019.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)

[2] Team, Editorial (20 June 2019). "I have done a lot of preparation for my character in Aghori Parag Tyagi". IWMBuzz. Retrieved 23 June 2019.

[3] "Gaurav Chopraa talks about his comeback on TV with Aghori". India Today . 13 May 2019. Archived from the original on 14 May 2019. Retrieved 7 March 2020.

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