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Kankhajura OTT Release:  Mohit Raina and Roshan Mathew are gearing up for a new thrilling show, which is slated to release soon. The intriguing teaser of the show was released on May 2. Kankhajura is a Hindi adaptation of the 2019 Israeli series Magpie. It promises to give an Indian touch while exploring deeper emotions. The show gives a chilling vibe, which is set to explore the themes of betrayal, guilt, survival and family dynamics. Sounds exciting right? Check out the streaming details. 

When And Where To Watch Kankhajura Online? 

Mohit Raina and Roshan Mathew starrer is set to make its digital debut on SonyLIV. Kankhajura is slated to release on the OTT platform on May 30. The OTT platform shared on social media and wrote “It’s fragile. It’s fatal. It’s coming. Kankhajura — Streaming on 30th May on Sony LIV. #KanKhajura #SoFragileYetSoFatal.” 

Fans shared their views on social media. A user said, “Finally it looks exciting am eagerly waiting to see you in your new show which has already gripped me. Wishing you all the best.” Another said, “Wow! Looks amazing and so intriguing! Plus, Mohit, you’re looking SO awesome! Uff!” A comment read, “Lovely working with you sir! Looking forward to this.” 

About Kankhajura

The thriller series is about a man who is serving a murder sentence. He gets released from jail on the condition that he cooperates with the police as their informant (which he also had in Jai). The movie stars Roshan Mathew, Mohit Raina, Sarah Jane Dias, Trinetra Haldar Gummaraju, Ninad Kamat, Mahesh Shetty, Heeba Shah, Usha Nadkarni and Kurangi Vijayshri Nagraj in key roles. It has been directed by Chandan Arora. 

In an official statement, Roshan Mathew talks about why he took up the project, “What drew me to KanKhajura was its emotional intensity and the stillness beneath the chaos. Ashu is a deeply layered character, fragile in moments, but with a quiet storm within. The story is heartwarming and haunting. Every relationship in the show is cracked in some way, and it’s how these characters act on those flaws that makes it so much fun to explore.”