Maa Behen Trailer OUT: Madhuri Dixit, Triptii Dimri’s Dark Comedy Will Make You Roll on the Floor, Here’s WHY!

The day has finally arrived for fans to catch a glimpse of Madhuri Dixit and Triptii Dimri’s dark comedy. Set to stream on Netflix starting June 4, 2026, this comedy-drama has left audiences intrigued with its captivating plot and chaotic elements. After teasing the audience with snippets, the makers have now unveiled the Maa Behen trailer. 

Starring Madhuri Dixit, Triptii Dimri, and Dharna Durga, the trailer has set the tone for a laughter riot. Here’s what you expect from the upcoming drama. 

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Maa Behen Trailer Unveiled: What to Expect?

Madhuri Dixit essays the role of Rekha. She makes a glamorous entry while her iconic song, Dhak Dhak Karne Laga, plays in the background. Her husband passed away at 25 when he was electrocuted, and she has lived alone since. Her two daughters, Jaya and Sushma, have a love-hate relationship with her and her miseries. Everything is well until the usual bickering until Pandit ji, essayed by Ravi Mohan, arrives, passing his flirty remarks to Rekha. Their already dysfunctional family life spirals out of control after Ravi Mohan’s dead body turns up inside their house. In a nutshell, the trailer hints at a full-blown neighbourhood scandal unfolding in Adarsh Colony.

Apart from the trio, the dark comedy features Ravi Kishan as Guptaji, Geetanjali Kulkarni as Guptain, Arunoday Singh as Maheshwari, and Shardul Bhardwaj as Manas. Penned by Suresh Triveni and Pooja Tolani, the drama film is bankrolled by Abundantia Entertainment in association with Opening Image Films.

Directed by Suresh Triveni, Maa Behen is a story full of panic, cover-ups, emotional meltdowns, and hilariously questionable decisions. So, mark your calendars for June 4 and witness the chaos on Netflix from the comfort of your own home.