Quick TV Ignites Patriotism With Gripping New Series ‘Operation Shakti’ Starring Rohit Chaudhary

New Delhi, 19th January 2026: Quick TV, part of ShareChat & Moj - India's leading homegrown social media company - have added a new genre of content after unveiling 'Operation Shakti', a pulse-pounding micro-drama that fuses espionage thrills, military valor, and unyielding national pride, perfectly tailored for vertical screens.

In this series, Rohit Chaudhary, celebrated for his standout roles in films like Bareilly ki Barfi and Kanpuriye , and TV hits including Bahut Hua Samman and The Forgotten Army, transforms into undercover agent Paramveer Singh. Disguised as Haider in enemy territory across the border in Pakistan, his character springs into action after a devastating insurgent attack claims the life of his sister 'Shakti'. Vowing personal vengeance, Paramveer assembles a covert 'Ghost Squad' with trusted allies, plunging viewers into a thrilling edge-of-your-seat drama which also includes overcoming multiple hurdles and crossing paths with an ISIS agent - Zoya - portrayed by Swati Negi in the role of the antagonist.

The series containing 54 episodes blends intense action and national heroism is perfectly timed to fuel patriotic fervor this Republic Day. The series delivers non-stop suspense through cliffhangers featuring daring border infiltrations, nail-biting interrogations, and jaw-dropping twists from double agents.

Breaking new ground in micro-dramas, 'Operation Shakti' employs cutting-edge prosthetic makeup for raw, film-like authenticity in every disguise and battle wound. Adding an emotional high, it pioneers original songs that stir deep love for the nation through soul-stirring melodies.

Signifying the need for rapidly diversifying genres and serving its consumers' preferences timely, Ankush Sachdeva, CEO & Co-Founder of ShareChat & Moj , noted, "We have witnessed a growing appetite from our users to be engaged with content that reflects not just their moods but also its topicality. With this series, we are reinventing our content wheel to not only serve our audiences better but also ensure users in the ecosystem have more genres to watch."