Shaque: Trust No One: Episodes, Cast, Story & Where to Watch

Shaque: Trust No One is a seven-episode Netflix mystery thriller starring Parineeti Chopra, Jennifer Winget and Tahir Raj Bhasin. Here is the verified premise, cast and streaming information.

Shaque: Trust No One: Episodes, Cast, Story & Where to Watch

Shaque: Trust No One is a Hindi mystery thriller built around a missing-child case and a mother’s nine-year search for answers. Netflix’s official India page lists 7 episodes, with Parineeti Chopra, Jennifer Winget and Tahir Raj Bhasin leading the cast. The series premiered on September 24, 2026.

What is Shaque: Trust No One about?

The story begins after a newborn disappears from a hospital. Nine years later, Anvita’s search is still unresolved. The investigation becomes increasingly complicated as new clues emerge, secrets surface and the people around her become harder to trust. Netflix’s official description deliberately keeps the central mystery broad, because the question driving the series is not only what happened to the child but whether Anvita can trust the people closest to her.

Cast

The main cast listed by Netflix includes:

  • Parineeti Chopra
  • Jennifer Winget
  • Tahir Raj Bhasin
  • Soni Razdan
  • Anup Soni
  • Sumeet Vyas
  • Harleen Sethi
  • Dhruv Chaudhary

The series marks Parineeti Chopra’s series debut, according to Netflix’s announcement.

Episode count

Season 1 contains 7 episodes. Netflix lists runtimes from roughly the low 30-minute range to the mid-40-minute range.

Who created Shaque: Trust No One?

The series was created by Rensil D’Silva and Siddharth P. Malhotra. Rensil D’Silva also directed the series.

Release date

Shaque: Trust No One premiered on Netflix on September 24, 2026.

Where can you watch it?

The series is streaming on Netflix. Netflix India lists Hindi as the original language and also provides Tamil and Telugu audio options.

Why the premise works on paper

The show’s central idea is stronger than a generic crime setup because the investigation is tied directly to a long-running emotional relationship. A nine-year search changes the nature of the mystery. Time becomes part of the case, and every new piece of information has to compete with years of assumptions.

That gives the series room to work as both a mystery and a family drama. A review belongs after the show has actually been watched. This page sticks to what Netflix has officially confirmed.

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