The Diplomat & Dhamaal 4 Actor Jeet Raidutt On Reinventing Himself For Micro Mini Series Bye Bye Husband

Streaming platform KUKU TV is drawing attention with "Bye Bye Husband", a micro mini-series from Onkar Films and Productions that places actor Jeet Raidutt in a sharply different role, highlighting a relationship drama where love, doubt and payback collide in compact episodes tailored for digital audiences.

Jeet Raidutt, known for performances in films such as The Diplomat and Mimi, and set to appear in Dhamal 4, shifts focus to the web format with this project, using the shorter series structure to reach viewers who prefer quick, intense storytelling.

Bye Bye Husband plot and Jeet Raidutt performance

In "Bye Bye Husband", Jeet Raidutt plays Mihir, a modest middle-class character devoted to Preeti, portrayed by Pooja Kava, while Preeti, raised in wealth, chooses an unassuming life with Mihir instead of comfort and status, until one serious misunderstanding leads Mihir to wrongly question Preeti’s loyalty and trust.

The narrative spins from that doubt into a darker journey marked by love turning to heartbreak and revenge, with the story challenging typical portrayals by allowing the wife to seize control and retaliate, creating a different view of marriage, betrayal and power, supported by sharp emotional turns and suspenseful moments.

Bye Bye Husband on KUKU TV and digital entertainment space

Onkar Films and Productions backs the series, aiming to deliver content that feels fresh within India’s crowded online entertainment scene, while the micro mini-series format on KUKU TV encourages tight pacing, focused character arcs and binge-friendly episodes that fit changing habits of digital viewers across the country.

Sharing his excitement, Jeet Raidutt said, "Bye Bye Husband is truly unique. We've often seen stories where the husband takes revenge, but this time it's the wife. The storyline is gripping, and the mini-series format allows us to explore different characters creatively. It was a fantastic experience working on it."

The strong central performance by Jeet Raidutt, the reversal of the usual revenge angle and the compact digital-first design together position "Bye Bye Husband" as a notable addition to KUKU TV’s line-up, while also underlining Onkar Films and Productions’ interest in character-driven stories that reflect changing relationship dynamics on screen.