Created by the brilliant minds at The Viral Fever—conceptualized by and written by the powerhouse duo Akharsh Khurana & Sumeet Vyas — Tripling wasn’t just a show. It was a cultural reset for how we viewed dysfunctional families on screen. What is Tripling, really? At its surface, Tripling is a road trip story. Three estranged siblings—the cynical, divorcee poet Chandan (Sumeet Vyas), the hyper-competitive, overworked elder brother Chitvan (Maanvi Gagroo—yes, she plays the sister , and she is phenomenal), and the naive, sweet, slightly lost youngest brother Dhruv (Amol Parashar)—decide to steal their father’s old car and drive from Delhi to Jodhpur to retrieve a suitcase.
This is not a show about perfect people. Chandan is a mess. Chitvan is bossy. Dhruv is gullible. But when they sit on the roof of their broken-down Fiat, looking at the desert stars, you realize: tripling tvf
Family isn't about getting along. It's about showing up. Created by the brilliant minds at The Viral
But the suitcase is just a MacGuffin.
"3 idiots, 1 car, and a bajillion problems." At its surface, Tripling is a road trip story
If you have ever taken a road trip with your siblings and ended up screaming "I hate you" only to buy them chai two minutes later—yes. This is your show.
If you grew up with siblings, you know the equation is simple: Love them, hate them, but never leave them stranded on a highway at 2 AM.