Kaand 2010 OTT Release date: When and where to watch Yashpal Sharma's socio-political drama

Kaand 2010, a socio-political drama, starring Yashpal Sharma, will be released on OTT in December. Directed and created by Rajesh Amarlal Babbar, the series has 5 episodes and delves into the complexities of caste-based politics in a rural Indian village.

Kaand 2010 OTT release

Kaand 2010 will land on Stage ott app on December 20. You can also watch it with your OTTplay Premium subscription.

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Kaand 2010 plot

Kaand 2010 is a captivating socio-political drama that follows the complexities of caste-based politics in a rural Indian village. The series explores how a small conflict between young people of different races turns into a devastating chain of events, tearing families and communities apart.

The story is a minor altercation between Karan (Yogesh Bharadwaj), a young man from a lower-caste family, and Ajay (Armaam Ahlawat), a privileged member of the upper caste. What begins as a trivial rivalry quickly turns into a deadly confrontation, culminating in an arson attack that claims the lives of Karan's father and disabled cousin.

Powerful figure like Bhoop Singh (Yashpal Sharma), a former Sarpanch and influential landlord, uses his clout to protect his own, and activists like Ashish and advocate Kartik, who turn the tragedy into a larger fight against caste-based oppression. Meanwhile, the media, police, and politicians exploit the situation for their own agenda, turning the village into a stage for a larger narrative of identity politics.

Kaand 2010 explores the destructive effects of caste-based segregation while raising critical questions about justice, power, and humanity. It's a haunting story about how social fault lines can cause chaos, forever changing everyone involved.

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