Actor Huma Qureshi returns for the much-awaited fourth season of the critically acclaimed political drama ‘Maharani’, all set to premiere on SonyLiv on November 7, 2025. The announcement comes at a time when Bihar Assembly Elections are scheduled between November 6 and 11, adding real-world stakes to the series’ signature drama.
A Fierce New Chapter for Rani Bharti
‘Maharani’ Season 4 kicks off with Rani Bharti in a fiery confrontation with the Prime Minister, played by Vipin Sharma. As the PM seeks collaboration for Bihar’s development, Rani stands firm, determined to protect her territory from any alliance that undermines her integrity. The trailer’s closing moments reveal Rani’s bold declaration that she’s heading to Delhi, challenging the highest circles of power.
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Cast, Crew, and Plot Evolution
Created by Subhash Kapoor and directed by Puneet Prakash, the new season promises higher stakes and tougher battles. Huma Qureshi shines as Rani Bharti, with an ensemble cast featuring Amit Sial, Vineet Kumar, Pramod Pathak, Kani Kusruti, Anuja Sathe, Sushil Pandey, Dibyendu Bhattacharya, Sohum Shah, and National Award-winner Shweta Basu Prasad. Having started as a homemaker, Rani Bharti’s journey through Bihar’s tumultuous political landscape now escalates to national politics.
Series Legacy and Success
The first season of ‘Maharani’ aired in 2021, followed by successful sequels in 2022 and 2024. Huma Qureshi’s portrayal of Rani Bharti has earned widespread acclaim, with Season 4 set to deliver the series’ most intense power plays yet.
Huma Qureshi Statement
Reflecting on her return, Huma shared, “Rani Bharti’s journey has always been about defying the odds, but this season, her ambition hits a whole new level. From homemaker to Chief Minister, she shook Bihar’s political ground. Now, she enters the nation’s toughest battlefield. ‘Maharani 4’ is her boldest leap yet, with national stakes and more brutal power games than ever before”
