Mahabharat
1988 Ended DD National
Mahabharat is a successful Indian television series based on the ancient Indian epic Mahabharata. The 94-episode series originally ran from 1988 to 1990. It was produced by B. R. Chopra and directed by his son, Ravi Chopra.
In short
Mahabharat (premiered 2 October 1988). Status: Ended. Platform: DD National. 94 episodes, 1 × Season.
Seasons (1 · 94 episodes)
94
Cast
Dara Singh
Hanuman
Raj Babbar
Bharat
Nitish Bharadwaj
Krishna
Mukesh Khanna
Bheeshma
Gajendra Chauhan
Yudhishtira
Girja Shankar
Dhritrashtra
Gufi Paintal
Shakuni
Praveen Kumar
Bheem
Puneet Issar
Duryodhana
Pankaj Dheer
Karna
Roopali Ganguly
Draupadi
Surendra Pal
Dronacharya
Aloka Mukerjee
Subhadra
Arun Bakshi
Dhrishtadyumna
Harish Bhimani
Samay (Time)
Kiran Juneja
Ganga
Krish Mallik
Young Bhishma
Paintal
Draupad (Draupadi's brother)
Pramode Kumar
Dwarpal
Renuka Israni
Gandhari
FAQ
When does “Mahabharat” premiere?
“Mahabharat” premiered on 2 October 1988. Upcoming episodes and any new seasons are listed in the Seans release calendar, updated daily from TVmaze data.
Where can you watch “Mahabharat”?
“Mahabharat” is associated with DD National. Availability may vary by region — check the Seans calendar for air dates and confirm the offer in your streaming service.
How many episodes are in season 1 of “Mahabharat”?
Season 1 of “Mahabharat” has 94 episodes according to TVmaze. The full episode list with air dates is below — mark watched episodes and track your progress for free.
Will “Mahabharat” get another season?
“Mahabharat” has ended and no further seasons are planned. The full list of episodes and seasons is below — mark what you watched and track your progress.
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