Aukaat Ke Bahar Season 1 Story :-
Rajveer Ahlawat (Elvish Yadav), a boxer from a small town in Haryana, joins a top college in Delhi to complete his brother’s dream. There, he faces bullying, discrimination and big class differences. In this tough environment, he develops feelings for an ambitious senior, motivating him to stand up for his respect and his love.
Aukaat Ke Bahar Season 1 Release Date, Trailor, Songs, Cast :-
| Release Date | 5 December 2025 |
| Language | Hindi |
| Genre | Comedy, Drama |
| Episodes | 15 |
| Cast | Aryansh, Elvish Yadav, Malhaar Rathod, Nikhil Vijay, Hetal Gada, Keshav Sadhna, Rohan Khurana, Jatin Ahuja |
| Director | Tanmai Rastogi |
| Writer | Jasmeet Bhatia, Aayush Gaur, Sumbul Khan, Jayati Pandya, Siddharth Saini, Akhilesh Vats |
| Certificate | 16+ |
Aukaat Ke Bahar Season 1 Review :-
Aukaat Ke Bahar presents itself as a modern coming-of-age story set around Delhi’s class differences, young ambitions, and the sensitive ego of a small-town boy trying to fit in. The ideas of identity, dreams, and social judgment are interesting, but the show follows a very predictable storyline, which reduces the impact and keeps it from becoming the fresh, surprising tale it could have been.
The story follows Rajveer Ahlawat, an innocent but determined boxer from Safidon, Haryana. He gets into Delhi’s elite St. Andrews College to complete his late brother’s dream of becoming a “suited-booted Jaat.” With his childhood friends Jogi (Nikhil Vijay) and Rajbala (Hetal Gada) supporting him, Rajveer earns his place through a tough boxing match and steps into a world very different from his own.
At college, he faces bullying, class bias and growing insecurity. He also becomes attracted to Antara Shukla (Malhaar Rathod), a confident third-year student, feminist and campus leader who seems far out of his league. The series shows Rajveer’s struggle between duty and self-growth, love and embarrassment, ambition and acceptance.
Across its 15 short episodes — all under 30 minutes — director Tanmai Rastogi’s series stays enjoyable, even if it often feels predictable. The writing by Jasmeet Bhatia and Sumbul Khan mixes humour, emotions and youthful energy well enough to keep the audience engaged. Rajveer’s story uses familiar ideas, but it’s told with honesty, and the trio’s friendly banter gives the show its most genuine and touching moments.
Elvish Yadav’s first lead performance is one of the show’s strongest points. He fits naturally into the role of a fiery Haryana boy — confident, expressive, and comfortable with the character’s rough charm. His accent and attitude feel real, helping Rajveer stay convincing even when the story weakens. Nikhil Vijay and Hetal Gada are equally impressive as Jogi and Rajbala, adding humour, warmth and some of the show’s best moments.
Aukaat Ke Bahar Season 1 Trailor :-
Malhaar Rathod plays Antara with confidence and grace, showing her as someone strong in her beliefs without overacting. The lively song “Mujhse Na Hoti Hello” adds a fun, youthful feel and fits well with the overall mood of the show.
Final Thought
Aukaat Ke Bahar doesn’t offer anything very new, but it still makes for a light and enjoyable watch, thanks more to its performances and charm than to any fresh storyline. For Elvish Yadav’s fans, and for anyone looking for an easy, time-pass campus drama, the series works well — even if it never fully goes beyond its own limits.
