Quick TV and Moj Plus, the short-drama platforms operated by ShareChat and Moj, have announced a fresh slate of stories for October 2026, covering family conflicts, women’s independence, betrayal, revenge and supernatural adventures.
Among the new offerings is ‘Kismat Wali Beti’, which follows a woman facing family pressure as she fights to save her unborn daughter. The story explores issues of gender discrimination and women’s rights, highlighting the challenges women face when making decisions about their own lives and families, UNI reported.
Another title, ‘Patni vs. Maa’, centres on Garima, a woman who has spent 25 years making sacrifices for her family. Her life takes a difficult turn when her husband decides to divorce her, prompting her to struggle to reclaim her identity and self-respect.
The October line-up reflects the platforms’ focus on short-form storytelling built around relatable family relationships, emotional conflicts and dramatic twists. The announced themes also extend to revenge and supernatural adventures, offering viewers a range of stories across different genres.
Quick TV and Moj Plus are operated by ShareChat and Moj, which are expanding their short-drama offerings for audiences seeking quick, mobile-friendly entertainment.
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